“Quit throwing my ball”: Cam Ward hilariously snaps at Titans WR Xavier Restrepo in viral training moment

The Tennessee Titans have been active this offseason in trying to improve the roster and take a positive step forward after a terrible 2024 campaign. After the club used their first round, No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft on Miami Hurricanes QB Cam Ward, the Titans added one of Ward's favorite college football targets, Xavier Restrepo, as an undrafted free agent after the selection process had concluded.

Despite going undrafted, Restrepo has the chance to firmly establish himself in a WR room that does not feature too much depth and talent.

However, prior to the start of training camp and the new season, Restrepo was involved in a humorous viral moment at Titans practice, one where Ward got frustrated and angry with the new WR.

Ward posted a full training video on YouTube on July 11. At the beginning of the social media post, Restrepo can be seen attempting to bounce the football on the ground, something that Ward clearly did not enjoy.

"Quit throwing my ball on the ground before I beat your a**." Ward said to Restrepo.

Cam Ward and Xavier Restrepo had a great college football connection at Miami

Restrepo played five seasons at the college football level, all for the Miami Hurricanes program. However, he had his best campaign while playing alongside Ward in 2024. Meanwhile, on the other hand as well, Ward also had the best season of his college football career while playing alongside Restrepo and drastically boosted his draft stock in the process.

In 2024 for the Hurricanes, Restrepo had 69 receptions for 1,127 receiving yards (college football career high) and 11 receiving touchdowns (college football career high).

Only time will tell whether Restrepo has a major role in the Titans offense and if he can continue his amazing connection with Ward at the professional level. However, it is evident that Ward was not too impressed with Restrepo's recent messing around with the football while practicing to prepare for the new campaign.