The Tennessee Titans have struggled this season, and much of their trouble stems from inconsistent quarterback play. Second-year quarterback Will Levis has been a key contributor to their offensive woes, battling poor performances on the field and missing three games due to a shoulder injury.
The Titans hoped Levis would show progress upon returning from his injury, but his performances have largely remained inconsistent. However, Levis humorously pointed out one area of improvement during a recent press conference, joking about his early-season mistakes.
“I haven’t thrown the ball underhanded or chest-passed it, so that’s progress,” Levis quipped. “Looking back at the film from the first few weeks, I can definitely see that my decision-making and how I’m processing things have been a little better these past couple of weeks.”
While the improvement may be subtle, Levis’s self-awareness and determination to improve are small positives in an otherwise challenging season for the Titans.