Miami quarterback Cam Ward spent some time in offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson's office earlier this week, going over the Hurricanes' passing game and how things have worked through three games. They talked about plenty.

No. 8 Miami has dealt with some injuries in on the offensive line to start the season. fifth-year senior Jalen Rivers has been out the past two games with a lower-body injury and junior Anez Cooper missed most of the last game after his ankle was rolled on in the victory against Ball State.

Cam Ward’s competitive nature doesn’t stop when he’s on the sideline. His resolve to make the Miami Hurricanes the best team they can be is paramount even when he’s not on the field.

One guy who is making a very strong case to work his way into the QB1 spot is Miami’s Cam Ward. Ward has been unstoppable so far this season and of the top quarterbacks in the country, throws the best deep ball. Ward is also a solid athlete and can beat defenses with his feet if necessary.

Cam Ward passed for 304 yards and three touchdowns in his first home start for Miami, then he capped his day with a rushing score and the 12th-ranked Hurricanes beat Florida A&M 56-9 on Saturday night.

After an impressive start to the season, Miami football's Cam Ward speaks on what he wants to improve on heading into Week 3.

Ward is the third Hurricanes QB in the last 25 years with at least 600 yards passing in the season’s first two games.

It has been a heck of a journey for Miami quarterback Cameron Ward, who has been one of the biggest stars in college football through the first several weeks. In three games with the Hurricanes, Ward has thrown for 1,

A stat that the star quarterback might not even know he is approaching, but something that only a few have ever done in college football.