The 23-year-old, a native of Camdenton, finished his final season at SEMO with 4,073 passing yards and 33 touchdowns, both of which led the Ohio Valley Conference. His 6-5, 230 pound frame could also play a factor in how willing the Chiefs are to give him a chance.

Things are going well for the Tennessee Titans, and Cam Ward should have a chance to make plenty of plays as a rookie. They even added one of his old throwing buddies. Also, Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi revealed the Patrick Mahomes stuff he sees in Ward.

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