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When the Tennessee Titans opened the offseason, they only had quarterback Will Levis on the roster. Now, after the opening salvo of free agency, they have three, after adding Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle to the room.
With a high possibility of selecting a quarterback at the top of the draft in either Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders, there have been rumors swirling around Levis and the Titans and what is next for the young signal caller.
If you listen to team president Chad Brinker, who sat down with Jim Wyatt at the NFL Owners Meetings, Levis will be in Nashville competing for a starting job in 2025. In fact, contrary to reports, the Titans have not talked to any other team about Levis.
"That's a false report," Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker said on Sunday. "We have not contacted anybody, and nobody has contacted us, about Will Levis. I don't think anything has changed from the time somebody asked me about this a month ago."
There is no doubt that Levis was a disappointment in 2024, struggling behind a porous offensive line and battling through injuries. This limited him to completing 190-of-301 passes for 2,091 yards with 13 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, and a passer rating of 81.4 in his 12 starts. But the former second-round pick in 2023 is still a young quarterback who has flashed some potential in his two seasons in the NFL.
With the 2025 NFL draft less than a month away, everyone in-and-around the organization should have a better understanding of their roster heading into 2025. For now, Levis is part of the collective, but this is the NFL, and things can change in a flash.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans executive shuts down latest Will Levis trade rumors
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With a high possibility of selecting a quarterback at the top of the draft in either Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders, there have been rumors swirling around Levis and the Titans and what is next for the young signal caller.
If you listen to team president Chad Brinker, who sat down with Jim Wyatt at the NFL Owners Meetings, Levis will be in Nashville competing for a starting job in 2025. In fact, contrary to reports, the Titans have not talked to any other team about Levis.
"That's a false report," Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker said on Sunday. "We have not contacted anybody, and nobody has contacted us, about Will Levis. I don't think anything has changed from the time somebody asked me about this a month ago."
There is no doubt that Levis was a disappointment in 2024, struggling behind a porous offensive line and battling through injuries. This limited him to completing 190-of-301 passes for 2,091 yards with 13 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, and a passer rating of 81.4 in his 12 starts. But the former second-round pick in 2023 is still a young quarterback who has flashed some potential in his two seasons in the NFL.
With the 2025 NFL draft less than a month away, everyone in-and-around the organization should have a better understanding of their roster heading into 2025. For now, Levis is part of the collective, but this is the NFL, and things can change in a flash.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans executive shuts down latest Will Levis trade rumors
Continue reading...
