Tennessee Titans May Release Quarterback Will Levis as Cam Ward Takes Lead

The Tennessee Titans are contemplating parting ways with quarterback Will Levis as Cam Ward establishes himself as the team's starting quarterback. Ward, selected first overall last season, started all 17 games in his rookie year, completing 59.8% of his passes for 3,169 yards, 15 touchdowns, and seven interceptions.

As the Titans prepare for the upcoming season, speculation arises around Levis's future with the team. According to a report, Levis, who has expressed confidence in his ability to start in the NFL, may be released due to his inconsistent performance. In 21 starts, he managed only 21 touchdown passes and had a passer rating below 80, raising doubts about his viability as a backup.

With Ward firmly positioned as the starter and veteran Mitchell Trubisky providing backup experience, Levis faces a challenging road to remain on the Titans' roster as the deadline for roster cuts approaches.