Will Levis is entering his fourth season with the Tennessee Titans with a new perspective and renewed confidence. After spending a full season on injured reserve and away from the field, the quarterback is focused on finding joy in the game again. Levis expressed that he is in a healthier place mentally than at any point in his career so far.
Titans head coach Robert Saleh stated that Levis will have every chance to compete for the backup quarterback position. The team bolstered the room by signing veteran Mitchell Trubisky to a two-year contract this offseason. Trubisky holds significant experience in offensive coordinator Brian Daboll's system, having spent time with the Buffalo Bills.
While Trubisky received the majority of the team reps behind starter Cam Ward during recent sessions, Levis maintains a steady outlook. He is focused on making the most of every snap, regardless of his current place on the depth chart. Levis emphasized his commitment to working with his teammates and supporting those fighting for spots on the roster.
Looking back at his performance, Levis noted that he is a better player now than he was during the 2024 season. He believes his growth during his time away from the field has prepared him to handle the demands of the league more effectively. Levis asserted his self-belief directly, stating that there are not 32 quarterbacks in the NFL better than him, and he remains ready to lead if called upon.