Will Levis

The Titans traded up to draft Levis in the second round this year, ending his slide after he was projected to go in the top 10. He'll be 24 when training camp starts but is still a raw prospect after throwing 23 INTs in two seasons as a college starter. At 6-3, 232, he has the prototypical frame for a QB and is plenty mobile. Levis has a powerful arm and played in a pro-style offense at Kentucky, but accuracy is a concern. His place on the depth chart is also an issue. Ryan Tannehill is the unquestioned starter, and 2022 third-round pick Malik Willis -- who started three games last season -- is still around, so it’s not a lock Levis gets the call if Tannehill goes down. Whoever is under center likely will hand the ball to Derrick Henry a lot anyway. The Titans are thin on pass catchers, counting almost entirely on second-year leaps from WR Treylon Burks and TE Chigoziem Okonkwo after failing to bring in draft picks or free agents to replace offseason losses Robert Woods and Austin Hooper. Barring a Tannehill trade, this sets up as a development year for Levis. Read Past Outlooks