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Tennessee Titan's Cam Ward wins Kyle Brandt's weekly 'Angry Run' Award

December 10, 2025

Story byMark Mihalko, Titans WireWed, December 10, 2025 at 2:50 AM UTC·1 min readThe Tennessee Titans pulled out a much-needed victory against the Cleveland Browns in Week 14 and saw a whopping 11 rookie/first-year players make a significant impact. One of those, rookie quarterback Cam Ward, continues to grow at the helm of the Titans, and while his performance against the Browns was uneven, it was good enough to bring home his second victory of the season. Yes, there is still room to improve. Ward has taken some solid steps forward in 2025 and has started to show his athleticism regularly. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementOne play demonstrated Ward's competitiveness and his willingness to do what it takes to help the Titans’ offense.

Tennessee Titan's Cam Ward wins Kyle Brandt's weekly 'Angry Run' Award

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On the box score, it will only show up as an incomplete pass, but in reality, it showed everything that makes Ward the perfect quarterback to build around. Not only did it help the Titans pull out the win, but it also allowed Ward to earn his first “Angry Runs” scepter, returning the coveted award to its rightful home in Nashville.
This is the team's first in 2025, and first since defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat showed off his running skills and a mean stiff arm en route to his award in 2024. Since its inception, the Titans have won more scepters than any other organization in the NFL, and continue to shine in that area. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThis article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titan's Cam Ward wins Kyle Brandt's weekly 'Angry Run' Award.

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