Titans quarterback Will Levis is not taking a complete break from football during the break leading into training camp. During OTAs, Levis expressed to head coach Brian Callahan that he felt something was off with his throwing mechanics and that he wanted to improve his stability while delivering passes. The team worked with him on this issue through the end of the offseason program, and Levis plans to continue working on it with his personal quarterbacks coach as he prepares for camp.
Levis acknowledged that quarterbacks are always making adjustments and tweaking things to improve their performance. He noticed that the ball wasn’t coming out the way he wanted it to and started looking into what could be causing the issue. With the support of his team and personal coach, Levis is focused on refining his skills before the start of the season.
The Titans are depending on Levis’s development as a quarterback, and any effort he puts in during the upcoming weeks to improve his game will be beneficial in the long run. By addressing his throwing mechanics and stability now, Levis is taking proactive steps to enhance his chances of success on the field.
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