Reports coming out of Tennessee Titans camp during OTAs have been highly positive regarding the performance of rookie second-round pick Will Levis.
Given the absence of a fifth-year option for Ryan Tannehill, it's understandable that the Titans are eager to assess Levis's potential as quickly as possible.
In terms of financial implications, Tannehill currently carries a significant cap hit of $36.6 million. However, if the Titans were to execute a post-June 1 cut or trade, they could save $27 million while incurring only $9.6 million in dead money.
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It is worth noting that there have been rumors connecting Tannehill to the Atlanta Falcons, where his former offensive coordinator, Arthur Smith, is now the head coach.
As a result, a trade is also a possibility.
Last season, the 34-year-old posted a 65.2 completion percentage, his worst since 2018, while throwing just 13 touchdowns and six interceptions across 12 games. Photo Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports
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