During the break leading into training camp, Titans quarterback Will Levis is focusing on fine-tuning his throwing mechanics. After noticing something off during OTAs, Levis expressed his desire to be “more stationary” when delivering passes to head coach Brian Callahan. The team worked with him on this adjustment through the end of the offseason program, and Levis will continue to work on it with his personal quarterbacks coach in the coming weeks.
Levis acknowledged that quarterbacks are often tweaking their mechanics, always looking to improve. He felt that the ball wasn’t coming out the way he wanted it to, prompting him to analyze potential causes for the issue. With a self-aware approach to his development, Levis is determined to make the necessary adjustments to enhance his performance on the field.
The Titans have high hopes for Levis and his growth as a quarterback. As such, any additional work he puts in during the break will undoubtedly benefit his chances of success in the upcoming season. By focusing on improving his throwing mechanics, Levis is demonstrating his commitment to reaching his full potential and helping the team achieve their goals.
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