Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis has already surprised many around the NFL. He took the starting position from Ryan Tannehill last year as a rookie and hasn’t looked back.
But the Titans need more than a solid quarterback to win games, so Ran Carthon and Brian Callahan hit the trail hard this offseason and brought in protection and weapons for Levis.
Because of the adjustments the Titans made this offseason, and some other factors, CBS Sports has named Levis an offensive player who is poised to thrive in 2024.
The author indicates the additions of Calvin Ridley, Tyler Boyd, Tony Pollard, and JC Latham as reasons for thriving. He also talks about Levis’ overall disconnect last year, especially with the deep ball.
Still, Levis has experience on his side now:
With a year under his belt and a supporting cast that includes Hopkins, one of the 2010’s best pass-catchers, Levis should throw a party for all the moves Tennessee has made this season, including signing running back Tony Pollard, wide receiver Calvin Ridley and offensive linemen Lloyd Cushenberry. They also drafted Alabama offensive tackle JC Latham. Time to figure out if Levis is the future in Nashville for years to come.
While Levis isn’t on the hot seat this year, he still has to prove he can be that guy going forward. If preseason is any indication, the Titans shouldn’t be worried.
It’s a long season, though, and anything can happen, but right now things look positive for both the Titans and Levis.
