While it would be unlikely that the Titans outright release Levis this offseason, a release would leave $4.8 million in dead cap for 2025, per Spotrac. A trade would clear minimal cap space, at $632,531 pre-June 1 and $1,617,470 post-June 1 (think a move during preseason or training camp).

Are the Tennessee Titans sticking with Mason Rudolph or going back to Will Levis this week? Brian Callahan shares his thoughts on the matter.

As expected, the Tennessee Titans will stick with Mason Rudolph as their starting quarterback when they face off against the rival Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 17. Rudolph replaced the turnover-prone Will Levis under center last week,

Fantasy football managers depending on offensive players from the Tennessee Titans in Week 17 likely would welcome Tuesday's announcement from head

Brian Callahan insisted Monday he’s busy preparing to coach the Tennessee Titans against the Jacksonville Jaguars and not pondering what controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk thinks of his first season

Will the Tennessee Titans go back to Will Levis at QB, or is it Mason Rudolph all the way through the end of the season?