BREAKING: Miami Fans Threaten to BOYCOTT Titans Games if Cam Ward Isn’t Week 1 Starter
NASHVILLE, TN — In an unprecedented wave of fan activism, passionate supporters of former Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward have launched an online movement threatening to boycott all Tennessee Titans games unless the No. 1 overall draft pick is named the Week 1 starter.
The hashtag #StartCamNow has exploded across social media platforms, gaining traction among both Miami Hurricanes faithful and Titans fans excited about a potential franchise-altering talent.
Ward, who electrified college football in 2024 with over 4,300 passing yards and 39 touchdowns, was taken with the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft by the Titans. Despite the franchise’s optimism, head coach Brian Callahan has yet to officially name Ward the starter for opening day, fueling speculation—and now fury—among his loyal fan base.
“We didn’t suffer through 3–14 seasons and watch Will Levis throw checkdowns just to let Cam Ward sit on the bench,” one outraged fan tweeted. “This is QB1. Period.”
One Fan Wagers College Fund on Ward MVP Odds
The Cam Ward hype isn’t limited to social media. According to sources at FanDuel, one ultra-confident fan reportedly bet his children’s entire college fund on Ward winning the NFL MVP award in his rookie season.
Ward’s MVP odds currently stand at a staggering +42000, meaning a $1,000 bet would pay out $420,000 if he were to take home the league’s most prestigious individual award.
“It’s not a gamble, it’s destiny,” said the anonymous bettor in a now-viral post. “Cam Ward is about to do what Mahomes did… but faster.”
Titans Organization Staying Quiet
So far, the Titans front office has not responded to the boycott threats or the growing pressure from Ward’s supporters. Internally, sources suggest there is a “strong chance” Ward starts Week 1, but coaches want to ensure he earns it in training camp rather than be handed the job.
Still, the energy in Nashville has shifted.
“Cam Ward has already won over this city—and he hasn’t even taken a snap,” said a local sports radio host. “The fans are ready. The question is: Are the Titans?”