Mason Rudolph Named Starting QB for Titans

Mason Rudolph has been named the starting quarterback for the Tennessee Titans after Will Levis was benched due to a combination of a shoulder injury and high turnover rates. Rudolph, who previously played for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has started three games for the Titans this season, throwing for 1,015 yards, six touchdowns, and five interceptions. His performance has improved since he led the Steelers to the playoffs at the end of the 2023 season. The Titans, currently 1-2 in his starts, will rely on Rudolph for the remaining three games of the season as he seeks to secure a contract for the next season. This change reflects the Titans' struggle with quarterback performance as they hope to evaluate Rudolph's capabilities during this critical audition period. His previous experience and growth as a signal caller make him a logical choice for the team moving forward.