The Tennessee Titans are planning a quarterback rotation for the 2025 season, with coach Brian Callahan emphasizing improvements made by Will Levis during the offseason. Callahan noted that Levis has shown significant growth, particularly in his footwork and base, which has enhanced his overall performance. Despite ongoing competition for playing time, the team has a clear plan in place regarding quarterback reps.
Levis himself acknowledged the challenges that come with competing for the quarterback role, stating,
“Anyone that’s ever been in my situation knows it sucks. I’m just trying to do my best to keep a positive mindset and play QB when I’m asked to play.”
—Will Levis, Tennessee Titans Quarterback
Insights on Titans Receiver Treylon Burks’ Recovery and Practice Status
Titans head coach Brian Callahan also provided an update on wide receiver Treylon Burks, indicating that while Burks is not fully back yet, his recovery is progressing well. Burks is expected to participate in the early parts of practice soon, signaling the team‘s hopes for his impact on the offense going forward.
Jaguars’ Brian Thomas Jr. Gains Confidence After Strong Rookie Year
Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars are optimistic about wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. entering his second season. Starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence expressed strong confidence in Thomas based on his breakout rookie campaign and performance during Lawrence’s absence last season.
Lawrence remarked,
I think, obviously the talent’s always been there,
followed by,
But I mean the confidence, obviously, off the year he had, and what he’s done. Now he has a full year on his belt where he’s one of the top receivers in the league. I think my confidence in him, seeing him do his thing for a year now, and just you get that one one-on-one, you feel really confident about our guy.
—Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars Quarterback
Despite missing seven games last season, Lawrence observed Thomas’ versatility and ability to adapt to different roles on the field. He added,
Just being able to watch him, even though I wasn’t playing, be able to watch his one to watch his one-on-one reps, the stuff we were doing with him last year, and the situations he was put in, and how he was able to adapt and play the slot and move outside and really take advantage of every matchup,
and
I think that also gave me a ton of confidence in seeing this is a guy you can move him anywhere, you can do anything and he’s gonna just find a way to get the ball because he’s that good.
—Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars Quarterback
Texans Add Depth with Folorunso Fatukasi Signing
In other NFL news, the Houston Texans have bolstered their defensive line by signing defensive tackle Folorunso Fatukasi to a one-year contract. The deal includes a $1 million signing bonus and a base salary of $1.5 million, with $500,000 guaranteed and additional incentives tied to active roster appearances.
What This Means Moving Forward for the Titans and NFL Teams
The Titans’ commitment to quarterback development, as highlighted by Levis’ offseason improvement and their planned rotation system, shows a strategic approach to bolster their passing game in 2025. With Levis refining his skills and Burks returning to practice, Tennessee aims to enhance their offensive options.
Meanwhile, Jacksonville’s faith in Brian Thomas Jr. to continue evolving as a leading receiver adds depth to their offense. The Texans’ acquisition of Fatukasi underscores ongoing efforts across NFL teams to reinforce key positions ahead of the new season.
Fans and analysts will be closely watching how these developments impact each team’s competitiveness as the NFL season approaches. The focus on player growth and strategic roster moves reflects the dynamic nature of the league and the high stakes involved in building winning teams.