And he'd prefer to keep wearing a No. 1 jersey once he takes the NFL stage. In the meantime, franchise great Warren Moon is still deciding whether he'd allow Ward to use that number, which has ...

Cam Ward may have the opportunity to continue wearing No. 1 if the Tennessee Titans draft him. Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon, whose No. 1 jersey was retired by the Titans in 2006 ...

The Titans retired the No. 1 jersey in honor of legendary QB Warren Moon, who played for the team for 10 seasons (from 1984 to 1993) when it was then called the Houston Oilers. However ...

He wore No. 1 at Washington State and at the University of Miami, but No. 1 is a retired number with the Titans. The team retired the number in honor of Warren Moon, who said he will consider letting ...

Before the Tennessee Titans called Nashville home, they were the Houston Oilers—a team for which Warren Moon starred for 10 years. The QB, who made the No. 1 famous in H-Town, made six of his ...

Before reaching new heights at the FBS level, Ward wore the No. 7 kit as a member of Incarnate Word — the same jersey he wore during his high school days. Moon never actually played in Tennessee ...

but No. 1 is a retired number with the Titans. The team retired the number in honor of Warren Moon, who said he will consider letting Ward wear the number if Ward asks. “I’m thinking about it ...

If you really think about it, it's not long now until humans make a return to the Moon. The second mission ... a bid to test the spaceship's handling. No actual docking will be performed, of ...