Quarterback Will Levis is an unrestricted free agent after clearing waivers, ending his time on the Titans' roster and opening the door to sign with any club. Levis went unclaimed through the waiver period, which gave all 31 other NFL teams an opportunity to assume the remainder of his contract.
Career snapshot and recent availability
Levis made 21 starts in his NFL career, completing 61 percent of his passes for 3,899 yards, 21 touchdowns and 26 total turnovers, including 16 interceptions. As a starter he posted a 5-16 record. Last season he spent time recovering from shoulder surgery after being unseated as the starter by the No. 1 overall pick.
The waiver process allowed every other team to submit a claim; because no club did so, Levis is now a free agent free to negotiate with any franchise.
Where things stand now
With his waiver clearance official, Levis reaches the open market immediately. The procedural outcome means he is no longer bound to the roster that placed him on waivers and can consider offers from any team without the constraints of a waiver claim.
Levis' statistical profile — including his touchdown-to-turnover ratio and starting record — will be part of how teams assess him as they consider potential roster moves. His recent recovery from shoulder surgery is also a documented element of his recent timeline.
The move closes one chapter of Levis' time with the team that drafted him in the second round and begins another in which his next destination will be determined by how clubs evaluate his on-field production and medical status. For now, Levis holds unrestricted free-agent status and is eligible to sign with any NFL team.
