Miami QB Cam Ward Reflects on Heisman Loss, NFL Draft Prospects, and CFP Snub

Cam Ward, a record-breaking quarterback for the Hurricanes, shares his thoughts on missing the Heisman, Miami's playoff exclusion, and his potential as a top NFL draft pick.

Cam Ward, Miami's star quarterback, was a Heisman Trophy finalist but lost to Colorado's Travis Hunter despite leading the nation in passing touchdowns and earning the Davey O’Brien Award.
Ward set Miami single-season records with 4,123 passing yards and 36 touchdowns, solidifying his status as one of college football's top quarterbacks.
Miami narrowly missed the College Football Playoff after losing two of their last three games, a decision Ward criticized, citing his team's offensive dominance and his own performance.
Ward is projected as a top pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, with teams like the New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders reportedly showing strong interest in the quarterback.
Ward will play his final college game in the Pop-Tarts Bowl on December 28 before transitioning to the NFL, where scouts praise his arm talent, mobility, and potential but note areas for improvement.