Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis remains confident in his ability to be an NFL starter, despite entering the 2026 season expected to serve as the team's third-string quarterback behind Cam Ward. Levis has not played in a competitive NFL game since January 2025, and questions persist over both his fitness and his standing within the Titans' organisation, yet he has publicly maintained his belief that he can lead a team as a starting quarterback.

Cam Ward, the former first-overall draft pick, is set to enter his second season as the Titans' undisputed starting quarterback, pushing Levis further down the depth chart. Levis, who has previously started games for Tennessee, now faces a battle simply to secure the backup role, but insists his long-term ambitions of being a starting NFL quarterback remain firmly intact.