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Poor Will Levis

The oline and offensive scheme are going to get Levis seriously injured if the front office doesn't make changes. Nothing but runs up the middle and deep routes. Vrabel played for a tie, glad to watch his dumbass lose.


The Titans coaching staff is trash. I don’t understand the offensive play calling for most of the game.
 
Still can't read a defense or throw an accurate short pass.

NFL QB from the neck down.
Nope. His O line stinks and his receivers are mediocre. D Henry barely gainef a yard all day. Titans are lousy and I hope they trade Levis...for his sake.
 
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Levis would have been much better off falling even more in the draft. That poverty franchise win never win anything. He’s literally getting the tim couch treatment. I’m done with it as long as he’s there.
 
Levis played pretty well today. The decision on the INT throw was poor, but given his circumstances he played well. The Titans offensive line was about as bad as Ive seen any offensive line be today. They absolutely could not run the ball and he had no time to survey the field. The initial drive they gave him time to throw the ball and look what happened.
 
Levis was 10-3 his first year and was healthy. He played behind a worse line than Leary his second year and was hurt over 3/4 of the season. Levis had Heisman talk going into year 2, but a new OC, horrible line, and injury derailed that. He still had a higher QB rating than Leary even in that year and led Kentucky to the same record as Leary did .

It's a team sport and QB doesn't get sole credit for wins/losses. If anyone on that 10 win team gets a statue, it should definitely be wandale.

The OL was mediocre for sure, but much better than fans have them credit for. Levis has a slow processor and at UK he had awful pocket movement. Combine all that with horrible presnap recognition and it was a bad recipe for a mediocre OL. He was responsible for many of those sacks.

Year 1 Levis has wandale open most all the time. He was inconsistent delivering the ball. Year 2 Levis really worked on delivering the football he just couldn't make reads fast enough. When his read was open, noone delivered the ball better.

In his one year in the NFL, he is still incredible at delivering the football, has incredible improvement at moving in the pocket and presnap recognition. Hard to tell if his processing sped up because seems they don't typically run many receivers into the route. That helps his reads but the deep routes aren't a good combo for a leaky OL.

I loved Levis. Still do. If I'm picking a QB to lead my team I don't think I'd pick anyone else. Fans just get irate when anyone points out some obvious shortcomings and some not so obvious. Fans should be really proud of how much he developed in the very short time he's actually been playing the position.
 
It's a team sport and QB doesn't get sole credit for wins/losses. If anyone on that 10 win team gets a statue, it should definitely be wandale.

The OL was mediocre for sure, but much better than fans have them credit for. Levis has a slow processor and at UK he had awful pocket movement. Combine all that with horrible presnap recognition and it was a bad recipe for a mediocre OL. He was responsible for many of those sacks.

Year 1 Levis has wandale open most all the time. He was inconsistent delivering the ball. Year 2 Levis really worked on delivering the football he just couldn't make reads fast enough. When his read was open, noone delivered the ball better.

In his one year in the NFL, he is still incredible at delivering the football, has incredible improvement at moving in the pocket and presnap recognition. Hard to tell if his processing sped up because seems they don't typically run many receivers into the route. That helps his reads but the deep routes aren't a good combo for a leaky OL.

I loved Levis. Still do. If I'm picking a QB to lead my team I don't think I'd pick anyone else. Fans just get irate when anyone points out some obvious shortcomings and some not so obvious. Fans should be really proud of how much he developed in the very short time he's actually been playing the position.
I posted Leary vs Levis head to head statistics. No feelings, no "well if this would have happened then that would have happened", etc ... Levis was better. At literally EVERYTHING. Sorry dude. So weird that you are dying on this hill.

No one is mad about you pointing out Levis's shortcomings. There were a lot of things Levis could have done better at Kentucky. The blowback you are getting is that you said Leary was better, which is frankly ludicrous.
 
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I posted Leary vs Levis head to head statistics. No feelings, no "well if this would have happened then that would have happened", etc ... Levis was better. At literally EVERYTHING. Sorry dude. So weird that you are dying on this hill.

No one is mad about you pointing out Levis's shortcomings. There were a lot of things Levis could have done better at Kentucky. The blowback you are getting is that you said Leary was better, which is frankly ludicrous.

None of that takes into account historically high drop rate, a bizarre fetish to give brown multiple deep targets a game, and the notoriously poor depth on routes.

It's ok I know most people here don't agree with me. They didn't when I pointed out the Levis faults back in year one. Yet they happily agree when I post Leary's faults. It's a bizarre phenomenon but it's much the same with coen so I suspect it's their charisma.
 
None of that takes into account historically high drop rate, a bizarre fetish to give brown multiple deep targets a game, and the notoriously poor depth on routes.

It's ok I know most people here don't agree with me. They didn't when I pointed out the Levis faults back in year one. Yet they happily agree when I post Leary's faults. It's a bizarre phenomenon but it's much the same with coen so I suspect it's their charisma.
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a guy who I thought had a pretty good eye for what’s happening on the football field just completely lost on a topic like this one.

Leary had drops, sure. Levis had his fair share of flaws as well.

But that doesn’t change the fact that Levis was better than him in literally EVERY way.
 
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