Titans Sign Trubisky, Signaling Quarterback Shuffle

0:00It's March 9th for the NFL, let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The NFL's legal tampering window opened just over an hour ago, and action is already underway, league wide. The Tennessee Titans wasted no time, agreeing to terms with veteran quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to bolster their roster. Trubisky has nine years of pro-experience. He was originally drafted by the Chicago Bears, where he started for four seasons, then moved to the Buffalo Bills in 2021. In the last five seasons, he served as a backup during two stints, with the Bills and also with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Titans' offensive coordinator Brian Day Ball knows him well from their time together in Buffalo. This signing brings veterans' smarts to the locker room, and positions Trubisky as a mentor for Young Quarterback, Cam Ward. It signals potential changes ahead for the Titans' quarterback group. Many expect Will Levis to hit the trading block soon, possibly landing elsewhere by 2026,

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