Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis finds himself in a difficult position as the 2026 season approaches. Despite expectations that he will start the year as the third-string option behind Cam Ward, Levis maintains absolute certainty in his abilities as a starting-caliber NFL quarterback.
Levis addressed the media this weekend in Nashville, stating that he does not believe there are 32 players in the league superior to him at his position. He pointed to his previous experience and game film as evidence of his competency, even as he prepares to compete with veteran Mitchell Trubisky for the backup role.
The 27-year-old signal-caller faces a significant climb to return to a starting role. After making 21 career starts, Levis has recorded a 5-16 record with 21 touchdowns and 16 interceptions. He also suffered a shoulder injury that kept him on the injured reserve list for the entirety of the 2025 season.
While his confidence remains high, the current depth chart tells a different story. Levis is set to reach free agency at the end of this season, meaning his performance during limited opportunities in training camp and the preseason will prove critical for his future prospects in the league.