Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis acquitted himself fairly well in the team's second fully-padded training camp practice Wednesday, a nice bounce back from a tough showing on Tuesday by the entire offense.
Levis completed 65% of his passes across the Titans' 1-on-1, 7-on-7 and full team scrimmage periods Wednesday. He benefitted from a couple of nice catches by his receivers but was also hounded by pressure in the team periods, skewing his numbers slightly.
The main area Levis continues to shine is in 7-on-7 drills, where he's outdueled the defense in all five of the Titans' practice sessions thus far in training camp.
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Here is a play-by-play breakdown of every throw Levis made in Titans training camp Wednesday.
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Will Levis stats: 1-on-1 drills between WRs and DBs
Rep 1: Levis overthrows receiver DeAndre Hopkins on a deep route with cornerback Caleb Farley in coverage.
Rep 2: Levis overthrows receiver Tyler Boyd with cornerback Roger McCreary in coverage.
Rep 3: Levis finds receiver Calvin Ridley over the middle but Ridley drops the pass. Cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr., was in coverage.
Rep 4: Levis connects with receiver Tre'Shaun Harrison on a post route.
Rep 5: Brownlee breakups up a pass Levis intended for receiver Mason Kinsey.
Rep 6: Levis completes to receiver Kearis Jackson on a comeback route against cornerback Tay Gowan.
Rep 7: Levis hits receiver Treylon Burks on a curl route.
Rep 8: Levis connects with Boyd on the sideline on an out route against cornerback Eric Garror.
Rep 9: Gowan is called for defensive pass interference on a Levis attempt down the sideline.
Rep 10: Levis finds Harrison on a shake route over the middle, beating Farley in coverage.
Rep 11: Levis and Kinsey connect on an out route past Garror.
Rep 12: Levis completes to Jackson on a slant past Gowan.
Rep 13: Levis takes three steps and hitches a 50-yard throw to Ridley, but it's a bit long and incomplete.
Final stats: 8/12, one pass broken up
Will Levis stats: Early team period
Rep 1: Levis rolls out to his left on a play-action bootleg and finds Hopkins on an out route.
Rep 2: Levis hits Ridley on an out route, but the play likely would've been blown dead in live action for a sack by outside linebacker Harold Landry III.
Rep 3: Levis connects with Ridley on a curl route.
Rep 4: Levis completes to running back Tyjae Spears on a screen pass that was quickly corralled by defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons.
Final stats: 4/4, but one play likely would've been a sack and another would've gone for no gain or negative yards.
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Will Levis stats: 7-on-7 drills
Rep 1: Levis fires complete to Boyd on a wheel route. Boyd made an incredible catch going over McCreary's head and body to pluck the 50-50 ball away on what could've ended as an interception under different circ*mstances.
Rep 2: Levis finds tight end Josh Whyle on an out route from the slot into the flats.
Rep 3: Levis fires short to running back Tony Pollard in the flats.
Rep 4: Burks makes an impressive catch down the sideline in single coverage against cornerback Tre Avery. Levis fired the ball roughly 30 yards in the air for the completion.
Rep 5: Levis hits tight end Chig Okonkwo for a short completion on an in-breaking route.
Rep 6: Levis overthrows Whyle on a wheel route, after which Whyle and linebacker Kenneth Murray II shared some choice words.
Rep 7: Levis and Okonkwo link up again for a completion on an out route.
Rep 8: Levis misfires on a crossing route for an incompletion into the middle of the defense.
Final stats: 6/8, two deep completions on nice throw-and-catches.
Will Levis stats: Team period, plus late-game situation work
Rep 1: Levis is incomplete trying to find Hopkins on a crossing route off play-action.
Rep 2: Levis throws deep incomplete to Ridley on a play where Avery succeeded in coverage.
Rep 3: Levis hits Pollard on a screen pass but Murray's pressure was immediate and in live action the play may have been blown up.
Rep 4: Levis and Boyd link on a stick route that Levis threw out of a shrinking pocket with pressure coming off right edge.
Rep 5: Levis throws the ball away. Simmons likely would've come away with a sack in live action.
Rep 6: Levis hits Boyd on a slant route. Guard Peter Skoronski did a nice job of picking up a cornerback blitz to allow this play to continue.
Rep 7 (simulated hurry-up in plus territory): Levis throws the ball away rather than trying to fit a ball into tight zone.
Rep 8 (simulated hurry-up in plus territory): Okonkwo pops open late in the seam and completes for roughly 25 yards getting the Titans inside the 5-yard line.
Rep 9 (simulated red zone hurry-up): Levis throws away on another play where Simmons likely would've registered a sack.
Rep 10 (simulated red zone hurry-up): Levis is incomplete trying to squeeze an out route to Whyle along the sideline.
Final stats: 4/10, three pass thrown away, two would-be sacks.
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Nick Suss is the Titans beat writer for The Tennessean. Contact Nick atnsuss@gannett.com. Follow Nick on X, the platform formerly called Twitter, @nicksuss.
