Former Second-Round QB Surprisingly Not Claimed on Waivers
Summary
The Tennessee Titans released quarterback Will Levis, choosing to keep starter Cam Ward and backup Mitchell Trubisky instead. After being cut, no NFL team claimed Levis on waivers, even though he showed decent stats in his two seasons as a starter.Key Facts
- The Titans released QB Will Levis, who had a shoulder injury in 2025 and missed the 2026 season.
- The team plans to use Cam Ward as the starter and Mitchell Trubisky as the backup quarterback.
- Will Levis was considered a potential trade option but was ultimately cut to save about $750,000 in salary cap space.
- No NFL team claimed Levis on waivers after his release.
- Levis played 21 games as a starter with 3,899 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, 16 interceptions, and an 82.7 passer rating.
- Despite a decent preseason performance, Trubisky was chosen for the backup role due to his experience.
- It is likely Levis will join a practice squad soon.
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