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Titans quarterback Will Levis reportedly paid an enormous sum for cyber-security help to scrub a leaked sex tape after his device was hacked by an Eastern European group; though much content was removed, online footprints persist.
In Thursday’s third Titans OTA open to reporters, Cam Ward looked leaner and delivered several impressive throws as he led a late hurry-up drive that ended with a Carnell Tate TD; Will Levis and Hendon Hooker split reps with Levis going 10-of-14 and Hooker 8-of-12 with an interception. Tate stood out with three touchdowns and multiple catches, while undrafted Hank Beatty and Tyren Montgomery contributed, and several veterans were out since OTAs are voluntary. The Titans head into three more practices next week.
The Kentucky Derby drew a star-studded Wildcats crowd at Churchill Downs, led by Will Levis and Wan'Dale Robinson, now NFL teammates with the Titans, and Ray Davis of the Bills. Oscar Tshiebwe also made an appearance in a bold cowboy hat, along with current UK players like Trent Noah, highlighting a strong Bluegrass presence across football and basketball at the Derby.
Titans coach Robert Saleh used the NFL Combine to praise Rueben Bain, express confidence in Will Levis’s readiness to compete, note that defensive lineman T'Vondre Sweat will be asked to adapt to a new role, and emphasize the need for physical, aggressive cornerbacks in his defense.
During a Titans open practice, Calvin Ridley highlighted the difference in passing touch between rookie QB Cam Ward and the 2024 Titans QB Will Levis, emphasizing Ward's ability to deliver soft, accurate deep passes that Ridley can easily catch, contrasting with Levis's stronger arm but less refined touch.
Will Levis, the Tennessee Titans quarterback, has decided to undergo season-ending shoulder surgery, likely ending his tenure with the team and paving the way for Cam Ward to be the starter. The injury and subsequent surgery have cast doubt on Levis's future with the Titans, and he may seek a new team in 2026 after recovering.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis will miss the entire 2025 season after deciding to undergo shoulder surgery, which was scheduled for July 29, due to an injury that also affected him last season, leading to a backup role for the team.
Titans quarterback Will Levis will miss the entire 2025 season due to a shoulder injury requiring surgery, raising concerns about his future with the team, as he was expected to serve as a backup this year.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery after an AC joint injury, missing training camp. Cameron Ward will lead the team in camp, with Brandon Allen as backup. Levis, who struggled last season, had hoped to recover through rest but opted for surgery after ongoing discomfort, while focusing on improving his skills during the offseason.
Titans quarterback Will Levis will miss the entire 2025 NFL season after deciding to undergo season-ending shoulder surgery, which was scheduled for July 29. Despite participating in offseason activities and showing improvement, Levis's injury will sideline him, leaving the Titans with Cam Ward as the expected starter for 2025. Levis, a second-round pick in 2023, has played 21 games over two seasons, but his season was cut short before it began.
Will Levis, the Titans' quarterback, acknowledges his current role as a backup after the team drafted Cam Ward as the starter, but remains positive and committed to improving and supporting his teammate, despite the setback of losing the starting position.
The Tennessee Titans are preparing for their upcoming game against the Washington Commanders, with quarterback Will Levis showing significant improvement in recent weeks. Levis has increased his passing yards and improved his rating, contributing to the team's momentum. Cornerback Chidobe Awuzie returned to practice after being designated to return, while several players, including linebacker Luke Gifford and receiver Calvin Ridley, did not practice due to injuries. The Commanders also released their injury report, listing several key players as either not practicing or limited.
The Tennessee Titans, following an upset win over the Texans, are 3-8 and still in the playoff race, according to head coach Brian Callahan. Despite their challenging position, Callahan remains optimistic, citing the team's offensive progress and the potential to win upcoming games against teams with losing records. The Titans could still achieve a winning season if they win all their remaining games, although this is considered a long shot.
Titans head coach Brian Callahan discussed the team's performance and injury updates following their win over the Texans. He highlighted the return of cornerback Chidobe Awuzie to practice, praised quarterback Will Levis for his improvement, and addressed the need to reduce sack numbers. Callahan also commented on individual performances, including Kenneth Murray Jr.'s strong game and rookie T'Vondre Sweat's first career sack. The team is preparing for their upcoming game against the Washington Commanders.
The Tennessee Titans secured a 32-27 victory over the Houston Texans, with quarterback Will Levis showing improvement despite being sacked eight times and throwing a pick-six. Running back Tony Pollard contributed significantly with 119 rushing yards and a touchdown. The Titans' defense displayed a strong finish, including a safety-sealing sack by Harold Landry. However, pass protection and special teams errors remain concerns. Veteran kicker Nick Folk was a standout, hitting three long field goals, including a 56-yarder.