Will Levis Returns to Titans Competition

The competition for the backup role includes veteran Mitch Trubisky, who recently signed a two-year, $10.5 million contract with the organization. While Trubisky has received the majority of repetitions during team periods, Levis maintains that his focus remains on personal performance and mental preparation. Levis noted that his time away from the field allowed for significant psychological recalibration, which he believes has improved his overall readiness for NFL demands.

Despite the Titans' 3-14 record in 2024, Levis expressed confidence in his professional standing, asserting that his current skill set remains competitive within the league. The team continues to evaluate its quarterback depth as it prepares for the upcoming season, with coaching staff monitoring Levis's progress in meetings and practice sessions.