Cam Ward draws backlash for postgame behavior after Titans' loss to Ravens

Titans quarterback Cam Ward isn't happy after Tennessee suffered its x loss to the Baltimore Ravens, 24-18.

After several press conference moments that have already turned heads, the signal-caller had another on Sunday. 

Ward was caught on livestream in a moment shared by radio host Jared Stillman that drew a lot of social media attention, showing him tapping the podium in frustration as he waited for reporters to enter the room to ask questions.

"They got three minutes, bro," Ward said. "I'm gonna walk out."

While some who viewed the video argued that Ward was just being candid and didn't mean what he said seriously, others saw it as a quarterback losing his cool after another rough performance. 

For some, it looked like a player growing impatient, antsy to get done with media obligations as soon as possible.

Overall, though, many did not take it well, given that the idea of Ward being benched in the future has been floating around as he's now progressed to an overall record of 3-18 as a starter.

Titans reporter Paul Kuharsky, one of the team's longest-standing media members, shared his thoughts after the game as someone who was on the receiving end of Ward's behavior.

Kuharsky described Ward's demeanor as "fine" and didn't seem offended by it.

"I came into the presser late," Kuharsky said. "I didn't know how many questions were asked or how many (reporters) were there long. But if you make a guy wait a long time for a question, his PR people are saying, 'OK, thanks.' He didn't do anything wrong."