The Titans selected Levis in the second round with the 33rd overall pick of the 2023 draft after he slipped in that year’s draft, which made for uncomfortable viewing while he sat in the green room. Levis, 25, showed glimpses at times during his rookie season, throwing eight touchdowns to four interceptions across nine games.

The Tennessee Titans thought Will Levis had the potential to be their long-term starting quarterback last season. Just one year later, the book appears to be closed on the former Kentucky star. At least as a starting quarterback in Tennessee.

The Tennessee Titans know who they want to select with the first overall pick in the NFL draft, so stop asking them if that spot is available via trade.