Like most positions on offense in 2022, the Tennessee Titans dealt with poor play and injuries at the quarterback position, with Ryan Tannehill’s injury being the final nail in the coffin of the Titans’ season.
Tannehill’s injury paved the way for three starts for Malik Willis, who was almost immediately disowned by many fans (and perhaps the team itself) after he looked as raw as we all expected him to when he was first drafted.
Willis was eventually replaced by Joshua Dobbs, who simply gave the Titans a better chance to win at a time when Tennessee was vying for the division.
But as was the case with the other two signal-callers, Dobbs wasn’t capable of overcoming all the issues along the offensive line and at wide receiver.
Dobbs is now gone to Cleveland, opening up a spot for 2023 second-round pick, Will Levis, who will add a bit of juice to training camp and the preseason as he tries to show he’s the future under center.
As we do every year, let’s take a deeper dive at quarterback ahead of training camp and identify the roster locks, those on the bubble, and the competitions to keep an eye on the rest of the summer. After that, we’ll make a prediction for what will happen at the position when it’s all said and done.