NFL Cheerleader's Reaction to Struggling $9 Million QB Says It All

The Tennessee Titans blew a fourth-quarter lead to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, dropping to 1-4 on the season after a 20-17 divisional loss.

Quarterback Will Levis' struggles continued, finishing the game with 95 passing yards on 16 completions, one touchdown and an interception, averaging 3.5 yards per pass attempt.

The 2023 second-round pick, currently in the second season of his four-year, $9.5 million rookie contract , now leads the NFL in interceptions (7) entering Week 7.

During the game, Levis also collided with a sideline worker , who was carted off and transported to a local hospital, per the broadcast.

To add insult to injury, a near-interception from Levis early in the second quarter caught the attention of one of the team's cheerleaders.

The cheerleader, "Ryan A," according to the Titans official website , was briefly captured by a CBS broadcast camera making the sign of the cross after the underthrown ball was dropped by a Colts defender.

The reaction really says it all, and the Titans could use all the positive vibes they can get over the next few weeks.

Next up for Brian Callahan's squad are back-to-back road games against the Buffalo Bills (3-2) and Detroit Lions (4-1), making a 1-6 start very plausible.

Then, after matchups against the Patriots and Chargers, Tennessee is scheduled to take on the high-flying Minnesota Vikings (5-0), Houston Texans (5-1) and Washington Commanders (4-2) between Weeks 11-13.

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