The Tennessee Titans are facing significant quarterback challenges following a tumultuous 2024 season led by Will Levis and Mason Rudolph. With the offseason approaching, the Titans are expected to make substantial changes at the QB position.

Speculation is rife regarding potential solutions, including drafting, trading, or exploring free agency. Notably, Sports Illustrated's Conor Orr has suggested that the Titans might pursue Mac Jones, currently with the Jacksonville Jaguars, as part of their quarterback plans.

Jones has had a rocky tenure, starting seven games last season and achieving a modest 1,672 passing yards with eight touchdowns against eight interceptions. The Titans could view him as a cost-effective option amidst their rebuilding phase, particularly if they are dissatisfied with top draft prospects. While he may not be the primary choice, he remains a player to watch in Tennessee's offseason strategy.