Titans QB Will Levis Loses Starting Job to No.1 Pick Cam Ward

Will Levis, the Tennessee Titans quarterback and a 2023 second-round draft pick, is facing a challenging transition after the team selected Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Levis, who started most games over the past two seasons but struggled with injuries and performance last year, candidly admitted that losing his starting job 'sucks,' but remains committed to improving and supporting his teammates. The Titans are currently splitting reps between Ward and Levis in offseason activities, with head coach Brian Callahan noting Levis's offseason improvements after dedicated training. Cam Ward, meanwhile, is taking a measured approach to earning the starting role, valuing advice from Levis and focusing on daily progress. The quarterback competition comes after a tumultuous season for Levis, who finished 2-10 as a starter and struggled to regain momentum following an injury and the emergence of Mason Rudolph. Despite speculation about trades or a defined depth chart, the Titans have not committed to a clear starter, making this one of the offseason's most watched camp battles.