Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward were seen as two of the best quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft class during their last season in college, which is why it's fitting they're in the 2025 season's first rookie quarterback vs. rookie quarterback showdown of the year.

In two seasons with UIW, Ward went 567 of 893 for 6,908 yards and 71 touchdowns with 14 interceptions. After two seasons in Texas, he transferred to the Washington State Cougars, where he played two more campaigns before joining the Hurricanes.

One of the most talked about rookie quarterbacks ever will take the field at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday. No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward will be a mere sideshow. The Tennessee Titans passer was

Another confidence-building regular season start is in the books for Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Going up against friend and Tennessee

It’s not every Sunday that two rookie quarterbacks with shared history meet on an NFL field. But as Week 14 arrives, that’s exactly what we’re getting: Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders facing off against Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward.

Cam Ward's team is bad, his offense is bad and his stats are bad. But he shows the intelligence, aggressiveness, competitiveness, arm talent and toughness to be the guy for a franchise that desperately needs it.

Izzo had his preview media availability for Saturday's clash at Penn State on Thursday, and provided some good insight on the upcoming matchup. The Spartans and Nittany Lions will take the court on Saturday at 12 p.m. ET -- the game will be televised on Big Ten Network.

"Zero Star: The Cam Ward Story" is a three-episode series that will be narrated by Hall of Famer quarterback Warren Moon. It also features interviews with Miami head coach Mario Cristobal, former Hurricanes great Ray Lewis and quarterback Carson Beck, who succeeded Ward at Miami.

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The Titans have posted a league-worst 1-11 record. It looks like they will have the No. 1 overall pick again in 2026. Despite struggling mightily, the AFC South team remains confident that Ward can lead them for many years.