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Is this the end for Will Levis? Titans QB reflects, anticipates roster cut day

Tennessee Titans QB Will Levis knows there's uncertainty ahead. Watching what could've been his final moments with the Titans were particularly eerie.

Will Levis, the Tennessee Titans quarterback, reflected on his recent preseason performance and the uncertainties surrounding his future. In a game against the Chicago Bears, Levis struggled to deliver the same level of performance he showed during his NFL debut and home debut in 2024. His accuracy faltered, leading to missed throws and a fumble.

Levis acknowledged the pressure he put on himself to win games as a solo act and the mistakes that resulted from that pressure. Despite his efforts, the Titans lost the game 24-15. The preseason loss may be a defining moment in Levis' career, showcasing the challenges he faces as the only quarterback on the team. With the NFL cut day approaching on August 30, Levis awaits his fate as a potential free agent, as Titans have moved forward without him as the starting or backup quarterback.

Levis expressed gratitude for his time with the Titans but remains uncertain about his future, emphasizing the need to confront the reality of the situation and maintain his confidence throughout his career.

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