The Tennessee Titans waive quarterback Will Levis during NFL cut day, ending his time with the franchise. Multiple outlets report the move as a waiver rather than a trade, giving other teams the chance to claim him.
Levis was a former second-round pick and was entering the final year of his rookie contract. The Athletic reports that his two most recent seasons produced a 5-16 record, and it notes that his preseason stint does not change the decision. Other reports characterize it as the conclusion of his three-year tenure in Tennessee and emphasize his overall statistics as a starter, including 21 games started, 21 touchdowns, and 16 interceptions.
Outlet framing differs: Yahoo Sports largely focuses on the roster action and his departure, while other coverage adds evaluative language about a “failed” run. Across sources, the underlying facts remain that the Titans are moving on from Levis and he is now available via waivers.
