Titans GM Doesn't Plan to Add QB Depth Behind Cam Ward Despite Will Levis Injury

The Tennessee Titans lost some of their quarterback depth behind presumed starter Cam Ward when they announced Monday that Will Levis will miss the 2025 season because of shoulder surgery, but they don't plan on adding another signal-caller before the campaign.

"We feel good about the quarterback room, don't see us adding anyone else right now," general manager Mike Borgonzi told reporters Tuesday.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Levis suffered the injury early during the 2024 campaign and further aggravated it as the season progressed. It reached the point he was "unable to shake the discomfort," which led to the surgery.

While the Titans haven't named Ward the starting quarterback ahead of his rookie season, Levis' setback all but cleared the path for him.

After all, the AFC South team didn't select him with the No. 1 overall pick of the 2025 NFL draft for him to sit on the sidelines for long. Levis was the starter for most of the 2024 season, so perhaps he would have kept the role at the beginning of the upcoming campaign to give the rookie more time to adjust to the NFL level.

But that is no longer an option, and Tennessee's other quarterbacks are Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle.

Allen has been in the league since 2016 and started 10 career games for the Denver Broncos, Cincinnati Bengals and San Francisco 49ers. He has a 2-8 record in those contests with his last win coming in 2020 for the Bengals.

As for Boyle, he has made stops on the Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins and New York Giants during his career with just five total starts. He lost all five of those starts and has five touchdown passes to 13 interceptions in total.

It's not as if Ward is competing with Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen for playing time on the current depth chart, and the Titans will surely make the rookie the starter before their Week 1 matchup against the Broncos arrives.

And, given Borgonzi's latest comments, it seems like Allen and Boyle will be behind him and not any new additions.