Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Will Levis is already impressing after his first few practice sessions with the team, being compared to one of the greatest of all-time.
Seen as one of the most talented players in last month's NFL Draft, Levis' slide out of the first-round was by far the biggest shock of the night. The Kentucky quarterback had been seen as a consensus top five pick and was being heavily projected to be taken by the Indianapolis Colts with the fourth pick.
However, the Colts passed on him at first, instead taking Anthony Richardson - which begun his slip all the way out of the first-round. With the second pick of the second round, the Titans traded up to draft Levis - an ideal landing spot for the young passer with starter Ryan Tannehill in his last year of his contract with the team not seemingly looking to extend him.
