Fantasy football: Where to draft Tennessee Titans QB Will Levis

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Tennessee Titans QB Will Levis was impressive during his rookie season last year. Levis didn’t kick off the season as the starter, but he eventually took over. The former Kentucky Wildcats standout was supposed to be a top-10 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft but fell to the 2nd round at No. 33 overall. His size and poise helped make him a welcome surprise for the Titans last season. Below, we look at Will Levis’ 2024 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.

Levis has an explosive upside and could take a big step in his development. While it could be a long shot, Levis has the potential to be a top-10 QB in the league. The dual-threat signal-caller is intriguing in terms of fantasy value.

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Will Levis’ ADP: 136.41

(ADP data courtesy of MyFantasyLeague.com; last updated at time of this publishing – ADPs continually change as more drafts occur)

Levis’ 136.41 ADP in redraft leagues puts him around the 11th to 13th round, depending on the size of the league. His ADP is lower than that of multiple teammates but is closest to WR DeAndre Hopkins (103.90).

Among quarterbacks, Levis’ ADP puts him 31st at the position. He’s behind the Giants’ Daniel Jones (135.21), Seattle’s Geno Smith (130.43), Tampa Bay’s Baker Mayfield (123.82) and Minnesota’s Sam Darnold (123.64). Carolina’s Bryce Young (137.77) is 32nd and New Orleans’ Derek Carr (138.31) is 33rd.

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Will Levis’ 2023-24 stats

Games: 9

Passing yards: 1,808

Completions | attempts: 149 | 255

Passing touchdowns: 8

Interceptions: 4

Carries | rushing yards: 25 | 57

Rushing touchdowns: 1

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Where should you draft Levis?

Levis’ fantasy value should get a boost this season from both him being the opening-season starter and the addition of players like RB Tony Pollard, who signed as a free agent after spending his first 5 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys.

Levis has a dual-threat nature and showed that off at Kentucky which should bode well for his fantasy value this upcoming season. Levis will also need to enhance his accuracy to really take that next step, completing just 58.4% of his attempts last season.

While Levis might not be a viable starter in 12-man, 1-QB leagues, he did have a 4-touchdown game last season and threw for north of 200 yards 4 times. He’ll have value in 2-QB settings and could bode well as a backup. The weapons are there for him to have success in Tennessee, but taking that next step forward in his development will be easier said than done.

Confidently take Levis at the end of a later round in the draft and have him as a backup because there is an outside chance he steps his game up drastically. The 13th round is about where he should be taken, and although not the best, he is certainly a competent backup fantasy quarterback. Take Levis in the 6th or 7th round of superflex or 2-QB leagues.

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