The Tennessee Titans are committed to evaluating Will Levis as their franchise quarterback this season, having bolstered their offensive line and skill positions. If Levis struggles against young AFC South quarterbacks, there is speculation that the Titans could pursue Dak Prescott from the Dallas Cowboys, who is in the final year of his contract and has not yet received an extension. Meanwhile, Prescott's future remains uncertain, with reports suggesting he might hit free agency due to stalled contract negotiations, although there are indications that the Cowboys are making progress towards a deal. Some analysts suggest that the New York Giants could be a potential landing spot for Prescott should he enter free agency, creating a narrative of revenge against the Cowboys. As the season begins, the Titans are optimistic about Levis, while Prescott's situation will be closely monitored as it unfolds. The outcome of these quarterback situations could significantly impact the NFC East and the Titans' divisional ambitions.