Titans QB Will Levis threw for just 127 yards with one TD and two INTs in the Week 1 loss to the Bears. Tennessee's defense played well enough to win this game, but Levis couldn't get anything going and threw a horrific pick-six in the fourth quarter that wound up being the game-deciding score. Levis completed 19 of 32 passes (59%) and averaged just 4.0 yards per attempt
This was a worrisome performance for a second-year QB with lots to prove.
In Levis' defense, it was his first game in HC Brian Callahan's offense, he was on the road against a tough Bears defense, and WR DeAndre Hopkins played limited snaps coming off the knee injury.
Levis also showed off his athleticism with four carries for 36 yards.
We're certainly not writing him off as a potential 2024 fantasy asset, but Levis shouldn't be anywhere fantasy lineups in Week 2 against the Jets. He gets better matchups against the Packers and Dolphins before a Week 5 bye.
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