Titans President Expected To Evaluate Will Levis' Role For 2025

The Tennessee Titans face a critical offseason regarding their quarterback situation, with President of Football Operations Chad Brinker confirming that Will Levis will compete for the starting job in 2025 despite a lackluster performance last season, where he posted a 2-10 record and threw more interceptions than touchdowns. The Titans, holding the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming draft, are considering all options, including potential franchise quarterbacks and 'generational talents' like defensive lineman Abdul Carter or versatile player Travis Hunter. Brinker emphasized the importance of the quarterback position and stated the team would explore every avenue, including free agency and the draft, to improve. The mixed sentiments among fans regarding Levis's future highlight the ongoing uncertainty as the team seeks a resolution. While some speculate the Titans may lean towards a quarterback with their top pick, Brinker has not ruled out taking the best player available. As the offseason progresses, the Titans will need to balance their immediate needs with potential long-term solutions at quarterback.