Will Levis Released by Titans | NFL News

It's September 1st.

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So, the Tennessee Titans made a move.

Letting go of quarterback Will Levis.

He was their 33rd overall pick back in the day, and after two seasons, he's now a free

agent.

He put up some decent numbers, throwing for nearly 4,000 yards with 21 touchdowns and

16 picks, plus a rushing touchdown.

The general manager, Mike Burganzi, spoke about it, saying Levis was a pro during training

camp in OTAs, and he wished him the best.

Levis himself felt he'd grown a lot during his time there, gaining confidence and believing

he's proven he can play in this league.

Now that he's on the market, Levis could be an attractive, affordable option for teams

needing a quarterback, whether for a backup role or even a shot.

At starting, he's shown he has the potential to be a solid player.

For the Titans, their quarterback room is set for the upcoming season.

Cam Ward is expected to be the starter, with Mr. Biscay locked in as the backup after

signing a deal earlier.

Hendon Hooker is also on the practice squad, giving them death.

With those spots filled, it just didn't leave room for Levis on the active roster.

It's a business decision, and now he gets a fresh start somewhere else.