Titans Begin Offseason Under Saleh, Add Seed Oil Ban

The Tennessee Titans have begun their offseason program with a healthy franchise quarterback and a new nutritional policy under first-year head coach Robert Saleh. Saleh announced Thursday that the team has removed all seed oils from its training facility in Nashville, a decision he said was supported by team owner Amy Adams Strunk and appreciated by players.

Quarterback Cam Ward, the first overall pick in the 2025 draft, is fully recovered from a shoulder injury that ended his rookie season. Ward sustained a sprained AC joint in his throwing shoulder during the final game but required no surgery. Saleh said Ward's arm is perfectly healthy and that he is throwing with good velocity as the team installs a new offensive system. Ward confirmed the injury is behind him, adding he has focused on strengthening the shoulder to prevent a recurrence. He also reported losing about 10 pounds this offseason.

Ward is now working with his sixth offensive coordinator in as many seasons, Brian Daboll, whom Saleh brought in. Ward called Daboll a players coach and said he is trying to understand the play-caller's perspective. The Titans are aiming to improve an offense that ranked 30th in the NFL...