Will Levis, of the Kentucky Wildcats, He was one of the top quarterback prospects available along with Bryce Young, CJ Stroud and Anthony Richardson in the 2023 NFL Draft, but he was not drafted in the first round.
Their relegation was stopped by the Tennessee Titanswho recruited them with the second round second pick after a trade with the Cardinals. The Arizona franchise received picks 41 and 72 of the 2023 Draft along with a 2024 third round in exchange for 33 and 81 this year.
With that, the Titans have their quarterback of the future who will eventually take over from veteran Ryan Tannehill. At the moment, the only other quarterback on Tennessee’s roster is Malik Willis, who finished his rookie year after being taken in the third round of the previous draft.
Levis has good physical qualities and the speed of getting rid of the ball is faster than average. Also, it has a barrel per arm so deep casts won’t be a problem.
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Will Levis’ numbers at the college level
Levis’ college career began in 2019 with the Penn State Nittany Lions, however, he was traded to Kentucky in the spring of 2021 because he was unable to wrest the starting job from Sean Clifford.
During his time with the Wildcats, Levis played in 24 games, completing 65.7 percent of his throws for 5,232 yards with 43 touchdowns and 23 interceptions..