Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis says he believes he is capable of being an NFL starter, even as he faces a depth-chart change in Nashville. Multiple outlets report that with Cam Ward now established as the Titans’ starting quarterback, Levis’s near-term outlook is tied to the team’s backup situation. One report characterizes Levis as saying there are not “32 quarterbacks” better than him, framing his confidence as he works within the organization while competing for playing time behind the starters. Another account notes that Ward’s move to the starting role limits Levis’s immediate opportunities and places him in contention for the backup quarterback spot. The reports also reference other quarterback depth on the roster, including Mitchell Trubisky, as Levis navigates competition for the remaining top reserve position. The coverage focuses on Levis’s public assessment of his ability and the resulting implications for his role with the Titans during the current depth-chart arrangement.