The reason i ask this is because Drake Maye and a couple other QBs coming out in this upcoming draft look great as dual threat QBs.

The game is trending toward QBs being dual threats more and more.

Ironically thats the QB the Titans have usually drafted through the years McNair,VY,Locker,Mariota,etc.

I like Levis from what i have seen only one thing bothers me is injuries.

He even missed crucial time this preseason due to an injury.

This might put me in the minority but this is what i would do.

I would take Drake Maye if he is available when we pick.

Otherwise if Maye is gone take a left tackle or wide receiver.

If Maye is available i would definitely pick him BUT i get the feeling they will stay with Levis.

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  • Glam-BreakfastBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    If the season ended today, I would say the only draft prospect that you cannot pass on is Marvin Harrison jr. I think Levis has shown enough to be given the next season. I would prefer a left tackle regardless, but if Harrison is there, you have to take him

  • Rocket2112BEnglish
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    1 year ago

    If you can’t protect the QB, he is gonna have a heck of a time passing the ball.

  • 382hpBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Bryce young was a can’t miss prospect at No 1 and a team traded away everything to get him. They’re the worst team in the league because they fucking suck at everything else and it’s ruining him. Young is and was a better prospect than Maye, so to think that you can trot him out behind this terrible team and that he’ll magically make them good is absolutely nonsense. I love every year teams that suck ass take a QB in the top 5 and absolutely ruin them because there is nothing around them, and yet people still think “this” is will be the QB that changes that. So far Herbert is the only qb that has succeeded under those circumstances and yet the chargers still suck

    • l_Dislike_RedditBEnglish
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      1 year ago

      I don’t know about that. I loved Young coming out of college, and I had him as the top QB (Levis 2nd), but I think it’s pretty clear that Williams and Maye are better prospects.

      I’m almost certain Williams and Maye would have gone 1 and 2 had they been eligible last year. The NFL is in love with them.

  • iMixMusicOnTwitchBEnglish
    1·
    1 year ago

    You take the sure thing over the question mark.

    Levis has proven he can be an NFL QB more than any QB that hasn’t played in the NFL yet.

  • Officer_ZackBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    The talk of needing a QB is over, we need to get the man some boys who know how to block.

  • clefnut5BEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Can we at least let the guy try and finish the rest of this season before we start this shit

  • Wildabeast135BEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I do believe that Levis could survive a losing streak unscathed and knowing what to improve upon in the offseason, and then improving both as an individual as well as a team with a better roster around him next year.

    But I think this year is really a test of “Can he be the long term guy?” So far it looks like he can. Being down multiple touchdowns he still threw a couple of fun looking deep shots in garbage time and made a couple of plays that were good for team morale, and he statistically had a good game (don’t let vols or jags fan bias fool you).

    The key is, if he can keep himself alive and healthy this season, improve upon decision making, improve on getting the guys out of the huddle and lined up, and not lose confidence, then I think he at that point proved he is worth building around. If he can’t stay healthy (my biggest concern), if he loses confidence (unlikely from what we’ve heard), or if he gets the yips/starts seeing ghosts (possible) then we should really look at drafting another QB.