The Tennessee Titans have released quarterback Will Levis, marking a potential turning point in his NFL career. Drafted in the second round in 2023, Levis participated in 21 games before the team made a shift by selecting Cam Ward as the top pick in the 2025 draft. Reports suggest Levis wanted this change, anticipating his release would lead him to a fresh opportunity in free agency.
Levis recorded a 5-16 win-loss record as a starter for the Titans. His statistics include 3,899 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, and 16 interceptions. The quarterback has expressed personal growth, feeling more confident than ever. “I’ve learned to be the best version of myself,” Levis stated during training camp. “I don’t need specific results to validate my confidence. I’ve proven I can excel in this league.”
Now a free agent, Levis aims to prove his abilities with another team. He understands the need to climb the depth chart wherever he lands next. The example of Malik Willis, a fellow former Titans quarterback, may offer inspiration. Willis found success after moving to the Green Bay Packers and later securing a starting role with the Miami Dolphins.