The Tennessee Titans were outclassed by the Washington Commanders 42-19 on Sunday, but one player came through and stacked another impressive performance.
Quarterback Will Levis stood out in a good way against the Commanders and had another solid outing. Since returning from injury, Levis has looked like a different player and has shown signs of developing into the player the team had hoped for when selecting him in the second round of the 2023 NFL draft.
Levis, for just the second time this season, did not have a single turnover on Sunday and his consistent leadership was on display. He went 18-for-37 for 212 yards and two touchdowns and was sacked only twice and made an impact on head coach Brian Callahan.
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“Yeah, I think he did some really positive things again,” Callahan said. “He (has) stacked four weeks now of growth and good football. and I thought he made a couple fantastic plays.”
Next week, Levis will get a chance to continue his growth when the Titans host the Jacksonville Jaguars in the first of two divisional matchups against them remaining this season.