"Will is a quarterback in our room and he's still developing," Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi said during Tennessee's pre-draft press conference, via Pro Football Talk. "He's a young quarterback. He's had some good moments and like any other young quarterback, they're continuing to develop."

Of the two potential trade targets, Levis feels like a stronger fit for new head coach Kellen Moore and his offense. He's far less proven than Cousins, but his combination of arm strength, size (6'4", 229 lbs) and scrambling ability would give Moore some of the options he had with Jalen Hurts as the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator.

The Titans selected Levis in the second round with the 33rd overall pick of the 2023 draft after he slipped in that year’s draft, which made for uncomfortable viewing while he sat in the green room. Levis, 25, showed glimpses at times during his rookie season, throwing eight touchdowns to four interceptions across nine games.