Titans' Cam Ward shows why he can be franchise-changer as long he gets help

The mobility and ability to throw a dart like that on the move, right on target, is the type of stuff Titans fans can dream about.

But it was not even his best pass of the night. 

And his best pass of the night shows up as an incompletion on the stat sheet. 

That is a big-time NFL pass that was thrown just about as perfectly as it could have been. The only way it would have been better is if he walked it down the field and placed it right in the exact spot he wanted it to go. That should have been another 30-plus-yard play (or more). It ended up going for nothing because it was dropped. 

That is going to be the problem Ward is going to have to contend with.

Being a rookie quarterback is hard enough in the NFL, and it is especially hard when you are going to a team that had the worst record in the NFL the previous year. That alone indicates the team has a lot of holes and problems that need to be fixed. There is not always a great supporting cast in place.

Ridley will be a great go-to player and security blanket for Ward in his rookie season.

He still needs somebody else to step up and make some plays for him. If he gets that, his talent can make him the star the Titans need him to be. He did not consistently get that on Friday night, and his numbers were impacted negatively because of it.