Cam Ward put on a show in front of Titans' brass at Miami's pro day

Cam Ward knew every set of eyes in the building was on him. For 45 minutes, the Miami quarterback went through his entire repertoire of throws: short, deep, slants, sideline routes, even some sidearm ones.

And the last play was a trick one — he caught a touchdown pass from receiver Xavier Restrepo.

Ward put on a show. In a month, he'll find out if it was enough.

With all 32 NFL teams watching — including the Tennessee Titans, the team holding the No. 1 pick in next month's draft and one that sent virtually all their decision-makers to Coral Gables — Ward was the closing act at Miami's pro day on Monday, with expectations growing that the Heisman Trophy finalist who rewrote the Hurricanes' record book last season could be the first overall pick when the draft starts April 24.

It was the first time Ward has thrown publicly since his college finale, a first-half appearance for Miami in the Pop-Tarts Bowl back in December. He didn't throw at the NFL Combine last month, saying he wanted to wait until Miami's pro day when he could throw to "the best receiving corps in the country."

"He's one of one," Miami coach Mario Cristobal said.

But will he be No. 1?

In Fox Sports' Joel Klatt's latest NFL mock draft, he had Ward going No. 1 to Tennessee. 

But, that's up to the Titans to decide.

Tennessee sent what seemed like the entire front office to watch Ward. The list included football operations president Chad Brinker, head coach Brian Callahan, general manager Mike Borgonzi, assistant general manager Dave Ziegler, vice president and football advisor Reggie McKenzie, offensive coordinator Nick Holz and quarterbacks coach Bo Hardegree.

Ward was even chatting with some of the Titans' staff between throws, smiling as he walked away to