Titans' QB, offense in general, receives huge praise from NFL analyst

The Tennessee Titans are one of the NFL’s most intriguing teams entering the 2024 season.

They went through a litany of changes in the last seven months, including firing long-time head coach Mike Vrabel and hiring Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Calahan as their new man under the headset.

The Titans also weren’t shy about spending money and acquiring star players. They traded for Chiefs cornerback L’Jarius Sneed and signed Bengals cornerback Chidobe Awuzie to form one of the best tandems in the league on paper. They also gave Calvin Ridley a massive four-year contract worth up to $92 million, and also added Tyler Boyd to the receiving corps, as well.

One way or another, they are going to find out just how good Will Levis is, and they will figure it out quickly. Their aggressive approach earned them the praise of Bleacher Report’s Brent Sobleski .

“The Titans offensive overhaul this offseason after head coach Brian Callahan joined the organization is staggering,” Sobleski wrote. “The group isn't completely different from the one that finished in the bottom five of total offense last season, but it sure feels like it… The skill positions are also dramatically better. The offense isn't all about Derrick Henry anymore. Henry is now a member of the Baltimore Ravens. Tony Pollard is replacing him as a dual-threat out of the backfield. At wide receiver, the Titans coaxed Calvin Ridley to sign in free agency before bringing in Tyler Boyd nearly two months later. Ridley, Boyd and DeAndre Hopkins is a tremendous trio for Levis to utilize. As a result, Levis is primed for a breakout sophomore season.”

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly how good the Titans can be without knowing how Levis will look, but they have certainly set themselves up to have a much higher ceiling than we’ve seen in recent years.