The Tennessee Titans have faced a significant setback as rookie quarterback Will Levis has been placed on season-ending injured reserve due to shoulder surgery. This situation has paved the way for Cam Ward, the team's first-round pick, to step up as the presumed starter for the upcoming season. Ward’s progress is crucial for the Titans’ future, as he is expected to take the majority of first-team reps during training camp.

With Levis out, Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle are set to serve as backups. Allen, a veteran with a decade of experience, has made ten NFL starts but has not consistently proven to be a reliable starter. Boyle, on the other hand, has struggled in previous opportunities, throwing four interceptions in his last two games as a starter for the New York Jets. This QB situation raises concerns for the Titans as they head into a pivotal season.