Watch: Ghastly Will Levis mistake keeps points off the board for Titans

Another week, another befuddling decision by Will Levis.

The second-year Titans quarterback had one of the worst fumbles you'll see all season against the Jets a week after throwing an early front-runner for the worst interception of 2024.

On a third-and-goal from New York's 6-yard line, Levis tripped while leaving the pocket and decided to flip the ball to running back Tyjae Spears.

It rolled on the turf and was recovered by Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams to halt the potential scoring drive.

In Week 1 against the Bears, Levis had a disastrous fourth-quarter interception as he attempted to avoid a sack. Instead, he threw it directly to Bears defensive back Tyrique Stevenson, who returned the pick for the go-ahead touchdown in a 24-17 Chicago win.

Levis' poor decision-making cost Tennessee in Week 1, and it kept three points off the board in a one-possession game against New York.

A quarterback's No. 1 job is to protect the football, and early in 2024, Levis is failing horrendously.

While he's a young quarterback, Levis isn't instilling much confidence that he's a long-term solution at quarterback for the Titans. His 2024 start shows he's far too accident-prone. It's a question of when, not if, Levis will make his next mistake.