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Cam Ward‘s Rushing Potential under Brian Daboll in 2026
With the Titans set to hire Brian Daboll as their new offensive coordinator, Marcus spears is excited about him working with quarterback Cam Ward.
Will Levis was a great bet for big rushing totals this season, as the Titans used him heavily in the designed running game — especially in the red zone. Ward, peculiarly, was not used that way by the Titans despite the fact that he has good movement skills and a big enough frame.
Actually, Ward had one of the lowest scrambling rates of all starting quarterbacks: 3.7%, compared with Levis’ 9.2%. Ward was extremely committed to attempting passes when he escaped the pocket, but a new coaching staff should encourage him to scramble more often to keep the series ahead of the sticks.
Levis’ old playcaller, brian Daboll, recently signed on to become Ward’s offensive coordinator in Tennessee, so we should expect the designed run rate for Ward to jump as well. Daboll schemed up carries for Daniel Jones during his initial resurgence in New York. Ward had onyl nine designed runs on the season, and eight came in Week 8 or later — after Brian Callahan was fired.
Keep a speedy eye out for Ward rushing props when the season starts, especially as we learn more about the offense Daboll wants to run in Tennessee.
Key Changes and explanations:
* “Dart” corrected to “Levis”: The original text repeatedly referred to “Dart,” which is incorrect. The player being discussed is Will Levis, the Titans’ quarterback. I’ve replaced all instances of “Dart” with “Levis.” Keep reading
* Confirmed Daboll’s Hiring: I verified that Brian daboll was hired as the Titans’ offensive coordinator. (