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The Tennessee Titans’ practice session turned chaotic on a scorching 96-degree afternoon when rookie quarterback Cam Ward and defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons got into a shoving match.

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During Monday's practice, Ward threw a touchdown pass to wide receiver Calvin Ridley. The No. 1 pick of the 2025 NFL Draft subsequently tapped Simmons and hit his signature "Zombieland" celebration. The three-time Pro Bowler didn't appreciate that, so he shoved the QB, resulting in a brief fight between the offense and the defense.

It was the closest Cam Ward has been to crunch time in an actual NFL game in enemy territory. Fresh off a bench-clearing brawl, Ward was in a two-minute drill in shotgun against the Bucs aggressive first-team defense.

Cam Ward's stat line might not show it, but he showcased his potential and impressed some NFL fans in the Tennessee Titans' preseason contest against the Atlanta Falcons.

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Henderson landed in a less-than-ideal situation when the Patriots made him the 38th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels had a history of using a committee approach at the position, and it appeared Rhamondre Stevenson would remain the lead back.