Will Levis

Will Levis quickened the pulses of fantasy football managers when he threw four TD passes against the Falcons in his first NFL start. But after those Levis pyrotechnics in Week 8, the rookie QB couldn't get much cooking for the rest of the season, throwing only four TD passes over his next eight starts. It's hard to tell what to make of Levis for 2024. The book on him coming out of college was that he had the Josh Allen starter kit (rocket arm, good mobility) but was far from a finished product. The good news is that the Titans seem committed to their young quarterback. They signed free-agent WR Calvin Ridley to a four-year, $92 million deal, giving Levis a veteran WR duo of Ridley and DeAndre Hopkins. Tennessee also signed veteran slot receiver Tyler Boyd and made investments in a leaky offensive line. Levis is probably going to encounter rough patches in his first full season as a starter, but a dramatically upgraded supporting cast gives him a fighting chance to be a pleasant fantasy surprise.

Will Levis is reportedly excited about what he has seen this offseason and what's to come next.

Fantasy Impact

"I feel great," Levis said as he enters his second season in the NFL. "Having these last five to six weeks to be with the guys and learn the offense, obviously that jump-start is huge. "But physically, I feel like I am in a better spot than I've been in a really, really long time. That is one of the things I was looking to improve the most this offseason – getting healthy, getting my stuff back and being able to play the game like I know I can. So it's been cool to feel my body get to that point, and I am going to keep working to get past there." Levis started nine games last season, showing flashes of his upside with his arm. The Titans added Tony Pollard, Calvin Ridley and Tyler Boyd to the offense this offseason to help surround Levis with more weapons. He'll look to that next step this season as a passer.