Titans Coach Highlights Will Levis' Progress but Stops Short of Declaring Him Franchise QB

Brian Callahan praises the young quarterback's growth while emphasizing areas for further improvement as Tennessee evaluates his long-term potential.

Will Levis has shown significant improvement since returning from a shoulder injury, with six touchdown passes and three interceptions in his last four games.
Titans head coach Brian Callahan expressed optimism about Levis' development but refrained from labeling him as the team's long-term solution at quarterback.
Levis' recent performances include a season-high 295-yard game against the Vikings and a pivotal win over the AFC South-leading Texans, despite some mistakes like a pick-six and multiple sacks.
Callahan identified areas for growth, including Levis' decision-making under pressure, reducing sacks, and improving his ability to throw the ball away in unfavorable situations.
With Levis under contract through 2026, the Titans plan to continue evaluating his progress before making any decisions about his future as the franchise quarterback.