The Tennessee Titans are facing a pivotal decision regarding their future with the upcoming NFL Draft. The key question revolves around their evaluation of Will Levis. How the Titans choose to use the No. 1 overall draft pick will likely reflect their belief in Levis' potential as a franchise quarterback. If they are not sold on him, the Titans may explore other options, including trading down, pursuing free agents, or selecting a promising player like Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders.

Time is of the essence for the Titans as free agency approaches, with notable quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers and Matthew Stafford potentially available. If the Titans feel they can land a veteran QB, they might opt to bolster their roster with other impact players instead of committing to Levis. The decisions and potential trades will be active, and every call received by GM Mike Borgonzi will shape their draft strategy.