Overview
- Will Levis told reporters at Titans training camp on Saturday that he is “100 percent” a starting quarterback and that “there are not 32 quarterbacks in this league better than me,” a remark widely reported by AP, USA TODAY and multiple outlets.
- Levis returned to practice after missing all of 2025 following shoulder surgery and is competing with veteran Mitchell Trubisky for the No. 2 quarterback job behind established starter Cam Ward.
- Levis’ track record as a starter includes 21 starts, 3,899 passing yards, 21 touchdowns and 16 interceptions and a 5-16 starting record, with turnover issues and a history of fumbles cited as reasons Tennessee drafted Ward No. 1 overall in 2025.
- The Titans have not guaranteed Levis a roster spot and could keep him as a third-quarterback depth piece, trade him if preseason play draws interest, or release him before the regular season.
- Coaches say Levis is showing growth in camp by focusing on mental preparation and competition, but his public confidence has drawn mixed reactions from fans and could shape his trade value or roster fate as preseason decisions approach.