There is something wrong with him, right?
I mean I def thought it was Hooker, but the fact that it's the 2nd, it softens the jab.
This is my thinking, not necessarily a proven system,
But even if he’s capable of handling the NFL, I still think he’s got room for growth at the next level, that 1 year only prepares him that much more.
im also still a believer in the repeated concern known as David Carr disease. Toss those guys out there too early, they get F’d up and it stunts their growth immediately.
I think this is why so many QBs get thrown out so fast over the past 15-20 years.
We weren't doing shit in 2023 anyway.
We had one qb on the roster. And Willis, who is likely gone now.
Yeah, Levis didn't have a good 2022. He was hurt, had absolutely no talent around him at all, and a bad oc. (So playing for the titans will be familiar territory for him at least lol.)
His 2021 was much better. Has great physical tools, almost Josh Allen level.
He has a tendency to be a bit of a gunslinger. He will need to develop more patience and caution. But he was in a situation where he felt he had to do everything.
Will be be great? Who knows. But the talent is there. For the investment we made, it's a worth risk.
If OP is right..
Cards get 41, 72 and a 2024 third.
Titans get 33 and 81.
72 is our third this year. We're swapping down and giving up a future one.
Who are we throwing it to? Drafting a 2rd WR can make a bid difference. See AJ Brown as an example.
Levis throws the the opposite team A Lot
I didn't see anyone remotely close to an AJ brown (or a Metcalf, or a deebo) in this draft at all. Let alone the ones left.
Williams was an option but not the only option. Like I said in a post before, the new model seems to be build a team first then find a QB that can take you there. If you suck and have the opportunity to draft a Burrow or Herbert, great. If not, then trade for a QB that can take you over the top like Stafford and Brady.
Must be why we traded up for him.
I just wonder if the titans have the coaching staff to develop him. Hope he has a chip on his shoulder and puts in the work!
When do you know which route to go?
it’s rhetorical but that’s what makes being a GM so difficult.
He’s taking the chance on Levis vice the unknown of next year.
I think overall we’re in agreement that there are more holes to fill.
I think the strong arm, gunslinging style may be reason for a little excitement. he could be terrible, but that’s not really a QB style the titans have ever had, maybe Collins.
Hooker would have been there at 41
I think Vegas would have taken Levis, obviously Titans liked him better than Hooker
I think Vegas would have taken Levis, obviously Titans liked him better than Hooker
Important question, is he a ginger?
Eating mayo coffee AND having orange hair does not spell successful.
View attachment 20828
Eating mayo coffee AND having orange hair does not spell successful.
View attachment 20828
ANother receiver would be nice for sure, but just like we can ask who the qb "is going to throw it to", we can also ask who is going to be throwing to the receivers, and Malik certainly didnt do anything to make anyone think he is the guy going forward. We also have to be realistic, this is a team with a lot of needs, and they arent going to be able to fill them all in this draft. If Levis works out this ends up being a steal, if he doesnt work out it sucks, but I dont necessarily think it is a huge set back.
Dude has a lot to prove and a chip on his shoulder. Let him sit and learn how to be a professional from Tanny. If by then he shows promise, turn him loose in his second season. He probably needed some humble pie. Falling to the second round provided that.
That this is the barometer speaks volumes about our organization from top to bottom, from the scouting dept to the front office.
The had "no talent' around him excuse needs to go. We've been using it for too long. Great QBs elevate the players around them. Sure it doesn't hurt to Chase, but most QBs have to make the most with non-future NFL players.
Yea, hopefully he becomes the next Josh Allen, but damn, he's more likely to be the next Jake Locker. Even if he does have the potential to boom, do you really have confidence in our coaching to elevate his game? I can't hold my breath.
@KyTitansFan we got your favorite QB.
A jump like that in the second, especially for a falling QB, would normally require at least a future second or a high third in the same draft going out with nothing coming back. Even if Levis doesn't pan out that's an awesome maneuver. Losing our 3rd this year would have been killer with the holes we have.
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
