Titans Stick with Will Levis as Starting QB Despite Turnover Struggles

Coach Brian Callahan affirms commitment to Levis, citing development potential amid early-season challenges.

Will Levis remains the Tennessee Titans' starting quarterback despite a challenging start to the season, including a recent shoulder injury.
Coach Brian Callahan emphasizes Levis' development and potential, dismissing any controversy over the starting QB position.
Backup Mason Rudolph led the Titans to their first win against the Miami Dolphins, but Callahan insists Levis will start when healthy.
Levis has struggled with turnovers, leading the NFL with nine through four games, but the team is focused on his long-term growth.
The Titans are entering a bye week, providing Levis time to recover before their next game against the Indianapolis Colts on October 13.