After the team drafted new franchise quarterback Cam Ward last year, Levis hasn't seen the field since, losing this year's backup QB battle to both  Mitchell Trubisky and Hendon Hooker.

Levis, 27, went 18-for-31 with 158 passing yards and a 71.7 passer rating during the preseason. 

Levis, 27, became the starting quarterback of the Titans in 2023 as a rookie, finishing the season with nine starts. He posted an 84.2 passer rating, eight touchdowns, four interceptions, and 1,808 passing yards. 

The following season, Levis posted a 2-10 record with the Titans in 12 games as the starter, with 2,091 passing yards, 13 TDs, and 12 INTs. 

Levis still believes he's capable of being a starter in the NFL. At the beginning of August, Levis stated that there aren't 32 quarterbacks better than him in the league. 

Tennessee kick off their 2026 regular season on September 13th against the New York Jets.