There was some hope that Levis would establish himself as the franchise quarterback in Tennessee entering the 2024 season. He successfully held off Mason Rudolph for the starting job to begin the campaign, but he went on to turn the ball over multiple times in each of Tennessee's first four games. Levis' outlook improved a bit after returning from a three-game absence caused by a shoulder injury, as he averaged 7.7 yards per attempt with a 7:2 TD:INT across five games from Weeks 10-14. However, another three-interception performance in Week 15 effectively ended his season, and potentially his time as a starter in the NFL. Levis will enter the 2025 season as the backup to No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward, and his path to rising to the top of any depth chart appears to be a long shot.
