Warren Moon Says He'll Consider Letting Cam Ward Wear Retired No. 1 Jersey with Titans

Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon says he will consider letting Cam Ward wear his retired No. 1 jersey if the Tennessee Titans select Ward with the No. 1 pick of the 2025 NFL draft.

“I’m thinking about it,” Moon told Titans reporter Paul Kuharsky.

Moon added that he needs time to think about the decision, according to Kuharsky.

Ward has indicated multiple times that he is hoping to keep No. 1 in the NFL, but he has said that he'll switch his number if he can't.

The quarterback wore No. 1 for two seasons at Washington State as well as for his senior season at Miami, where he led the FBS with 39 passing touchdowns and finished the campaign as a Heisman Trophy finalist.

The Titans retired Moon's No. 1 jersey in 2006 after the quarterback set franchise records with 33,685 passing yards and 196 touchdowns over his 10-year career with the Houston Oilers.

Moon is one of eight players whose jerseys have been retired by the franchise, which most recently hung up No. 27 and No. 9 in honor of Eddie George and Steve McNair in 2019.

Last summer, the New York Giants unretired the late Ray Flaherty's No. 1 jersey to give the number to first-round pick Malik Nabers. The family of Flaherty approved the decision, according to the Giants.

Ward previously wore No. 7 while playing high school football in West Columbia, Texas. Should the Titans draft Ward and Moon keep No. 1 retired, that number is currently available.