NASHVILLE — Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis is channeling his focus entirely towards the upcoming training camp, sources confirm, as renewed media attention surrounds a 2024 personal controversy.
The second-year signal-caller from Penn State finds himself back in headlines after his mother's recent public comments inadvertently reignited discussion around an intimate video leak that first emerged earlier this year involving former girlfriend Gia Duddy.
Levis, who showed promise during his rookie campaign with the Titans, completing 58.4 percent of his passes for 1,808 yards across nine appearances, has reportedly doubled down on his preparation regimen ahead of camp. The 24-year-old quarterback is expected to compete for the starting role under new offensive coordinator Nick Holz.
The Kentucky native has maintained silence on personal matters, with team officials emphasizing his commitment to football remains unwavering. Titans head coach Brian Callahan has publicly backed Levis, stating the organization's focus stays firmly on the field.
As Tennessee looks to rebuild following a disappointing 6-11 season, Levis' ability to compartmentalize off-field distractions could prove crucial. Training camp opens next week in Nashville, where the young quarterback will aim to establish himself as the franchise cornerstone moving forward.