One of the first plays I think about from this game for Levis is one that got a first down via penalty, but embodies both the Will Levis experience and his growth over a short period of time. He did this through plays of both reckless abandon and aggressive downfield passes, flashing the arm talent that enticed scouts. In the Titans’ comeback win, Levis threw for 327 yards and had a 58 percent Success Rate against a Miami defense that was rounding into form under Vic Fangio. However, when everything is clicking, he can put together insane moments, like he did on Monday night against the Miami Dolphins. He’s still finding out his answers against pressure, and the shortcomings of his footwork/mechanics in the short area passing game are reflected in the tape and stats his On-Target Rate on all passes of 10 air yards are lower is in the same range as Tommy Devito. He’s third in the NFL in explosive passes completed (passes of over 20 air yards), but among all QBs with at least 30 passes attempted over that span, he’s 31st out of 45 QBs in On-Target Rate, per Sports Info Solutions. Since taking over as the starter in Week 8, Levis has had his share of ups and downs. But with this song in his head, he often tends to blow stuff up, both in a good and bad way. With the amount of arm talent and physical tools he has, he can put any throw anywhere on the field that he chooses. The Titans’ signal caller plays a reckless, no, fearless style of football, and sometimes it works. Tennessee Titans’ QB Will Levis has a song in his head too. Jimmy Garoppolo has to be a gaming fan, because his song is the drowning music from Sonic. The Bills’ Josh Allen? Limp Bizkit’s Break Stuff. The San Francisco 49ers’ QB Brock Purdy has the Free Bird guitar solo in his head. I’ve always said that NFL QBs play like there’s a song in their head. So, let’s dive in, starting with a Titans QB who has ZERO chill - and it might be a good thing. Since we’re turning the corner into Week 15, we’ll be covering all of those aspects in this week’s three pack of fun, which is exactly why I’m here. The playoffs are just around the corner and while some teams are making final stretches for deep playoff runs, some are hoping to get development and growth out of their young talent, so they know what the priorities are for the upcoming offseason. Welcome back to Establish the Fun, where football is fun and I’m establishing that harder than a Tommy Cutlets celebration (those cutlets on Monday Night Football looked pretty darn good, I’m not gonna lie).

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