NASHVILLE, Tenn. – No team’s quick passing game was quicker than the Titans in Week Two.
 
NextGen Stats categorizes throws made in under 2.5 seconds. Of Cam Ward'
s 33 dropbacks in Sunday’s loss to the Rams, 20 of those qualified, and he got rid of the ball on those in an average of 1.73 seconds.

Cam Ward/ Courtesy Tennessee Titans
Cam Ward/ Courtesy Tennessee Titans

Remarkably, he still faced four pressures, and a 20 percent pressure rate -- but at least he wasn’t sacked. His completion percentage was up, as he hit 13 of 20 passes. But that 65.0 completion percentage was -6.4 percent less than expected. 
 
The Titans gained only 99 yards, 5 yards per attempt.
 
An offense we are told is built on timing hasn’t seemed to function in a very timely fashion, and the short game, which seems to be a key element of that, isn’t working well.

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