Tennessee Titans Rearrange Quarterback Plans After Will Levis Shoulder Injury

The Tennessee Titans face a quarterback challenge after Will Levis was ruled out for the 2025 season due to a shoulder injury, leaving rookie Cam Ward as the presumptive starter. Despite the lack of formal confirmation, Ward, the No. 1 overall pick, is expected to start Week 1, with the Titans seeking to surround him with strong offensive weapons, including potentially acquiring veteran receivers through trades. The Titans' quarterback room now consists mainly of Ward and lesser-experienced backups Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle, prompting speculation that Tennessee may look to add a veteran quarterback such as Carson Wentz or C.J. Beathard to provide depth and mentorship. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns are dealing with their own quarterback competition involving Shedeur Sanders, Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, and Dillon Gabriel, with Flacco potentially available for trade to the Titans to bolster their backup options. The Titans have significant cap space and are actively exploring trades to improve their roster ahead of the season, balancing the need to support their young quarterback with experienced personnel.