Cam Ward responds to losing streak after Titans fall to 0-5

Cam Ward addressed the media following the Tennessee Titans' fifth consecutive loss of the season, which has left the team with a 0-5 record. In the game, the Titans did not score a touchdown, and Ward completed 23 passes for 170 yards while being sacked four times. During the postgame press conference, a reporter asked Ward if he had gotten used to losing. Ward responded, "No, I’m not a loser. The record may say that we are that right now, but at the end of the day you have to go through some stuff to get wins. We attack this each and every day, but for that, no. If you’re able to look at everybody in our locker room’s track record, we all won games at a high level. We’re looking forward to doing that in the long run." Despite the team's struggles, head coach Robert Saleh confirmed that Ward will remain the starting quarterback. Saleh stated, "Cam’s our starting quarterback. We’re going to give him every opportunity to be successful this year, and we’re going to continue working with him, grinding with him and trying to help him get better." The Titans' offense has struggled significantly, averaging 246.4 total yards per game, ranking last in the NFL, and scoring an average of 11.6 points per game, also the lowest in the league.