The Tennessee Titans camp could become uncomfortable ahead of next season, as their quarterbacks are set to learn where they stand.
The Titans drafted Kentucky quarterback Will Levis in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft, although the youngster endured one of the biggest slides in recent history after being projected as a top-ten pick. Levis joins veteran Ryan Tannehill and second-year quarterback Malik Willis at the Titans, and will be looking to become their long-term option.
Competition for places will be high, and although a recent NFL rule change ensures that teams can carry a third quarterback on the gameday roster without another player making way, it isn't a rule change that looks like changing much for the Titans' quarterback dynamic.