Going into the Week 8 game with the Atlanta Falcons, it wasn’t clear exactly how the Tennessee Titans planned on utilizing their young quarterbacks, Will Levis and Malik Willis.
Reports suggested Levis would be the starter and primary quarterback, but head coach Mike Vrabel insisted the team would likely alternate the two.
As it turns out, the latter was indeed the plan, at least according to Vrabel after the game. However, Vrabel admitted Tennessee bailed on that approach when Willis lost a fumble on a bad snap on the opening series.
After that, Willis didn’t see the field much, but exactly how many snaps did he play? And, how did the Titans fill the voids left by the trade of Kevin Byard and injury to Roger McCreary?
We’ll take a look at those questions and much more as we go over the Titans’ snap counts from their Week 8 win over the Falcons on Sunday.