Titans part ways with Will Levis after three seasons, potential landing spots for QB
Key Points:
- The Tennessee Titans have waived quarterback Will Levis as they reduce their roster to 53 players; Levis was demoted to third-string behind Cam Ward and Mitch Trubisky and could not find a trade partner.
- Levis showed early promise as a rookie in 2023, including tying an NFL record with four touchdown passes in his debut and leading a major upset against the Miami Dolphins, but struggled significantly in 2024 with high turnover rates.
- Despite possessing a strong arm, Levis' decision-making issues contributed to the Titans finishing with the NFL's worst record in 2024, prompting the team to draft a new quarterback with the first overall pick.
- Potential landing spots for Levis include the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Green Bay Packers, and New York Jets, where his familiarity with certain coaches and teams could help him rehabilitate his career.
- Levis expressed gratitude for his time in Nashville but acknowledged his NFL journey continues, with teams potentially valuing his arm strength and experience despite past inconsistencies.