Titans Sign Trubisky, Levis Trade Likely

0:00On March 9th, the Tennessee Titans are making big changes at quarterback. They drafted Cam Ward number one overall last season as their franchise future, and now they've agreed to a two-year deal with veteran Mitchell. Trubisky as his backup starting in 2026, this move puts back up Will Levis squarely on the trade block this offseason. Levis missed all of 2025 on injure reserve after shoulder surgery. Last year, Ward had Brandon Allen behind him, but Allen's a free agent and won't be back. The Titans clearly wants stability with Trubisky stepping in. Fans and analysts see this as the final nail for Levis in Tennessee. Trubisky proved reliable with the Buffalo Bills over the last two years, completing over 70% of his passes in 13 games, with six, touchdowns, and no picks. He also knows the Titans' new offensive coordinator, Brian Dable, from their time together in Buffalo. Recent reports confirm the deal through Trubisky's agents. Ward's recovering from his own shoulder injury from the regular season finale,

1:01but he's expected to be throwing again soon before training camp. With Levis likely heading out via trade this summer, the Titans are locking in their quarterback room for the long haul around Ward.