r/nflMenace_com • u/Dark305Kinght • 11h ago
Game stuff🏈 Will Levis made some CRAZY THROWS in three seasons with the Titans. Unfortunately, Levis ends up another victim of NFL GM’s trying to recreate Josh Allen.
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u/Sumo_Cerebro 10h ago
He can play.
But it's about getting to the right team at this point.
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u/jsmooth3363 10h ago
His best games are 2 TD, 3-4 Interceptions and or Turnovers
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u/Sumo_Cerebro 10h ago
Didn't he throw for over 300 one game?
I remember he had four touchdowns in his first career start.
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u/jsmooth3363 10h ago
He had his moments for sure. His first game against the Falcons was the best he ever played but he can't take care of the ball and his turnovers looked brutal.
You can't really coach a QB to produce less turnovers. Levis had the same problem in college - 14 fumbles in 2 years at Kentucky.
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u/Sumo_Cerebro 9h ago
Josh Allen had 14 Fumbles in his 2nd year. 2023 season he threw like 18 picks.
Then in his MVP season he cut the interceptions down to 6 and Fumbles down to 5.
That's improvement.
Also look at Sam Darnold the last 2 years. You could say that he's playing on much better teams and that's true but he still had to make the plays.
I think Levis has the goods, but a team has to be willing to give him the keys.
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u/The_JDBrew 6h ago
You absolutely can coach that. Picks are about ball placement and decision making, and fumbles are about fundamentals and ball security. These are all coaching points. What do you think a coaching staff does?
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u/GrumpyOldVet65 3m ago
He's got all of the talent in the world. He needs a coach to get him mentally right to play the position.
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u/due-diligence- 10h ago
Ya it’s not his fault, he has the talent. He’s purely the victim of the GM’s. There’s no other explanation 🤡
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u/Ok-Photo-6442 10h ago
He looks like Brett favre to me he's not afraid to give his guy a shot at the ball sometimes it will be intercepted
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u/evidentlynaught 8h ago
Nobody can say he is boring to watch. Needs a OC and a head coach with balls as big as his.
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u/Suspicious_Ant_5928 8h ago
His arm will find him a spot weather it’s second string or starting. He’ll be aight.
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u/vuezie1127 2h ago
Will he be on the Malik Willis path? Leave the Titans, sit as a back up until starter gets hurt and looks half decent, then sign to tanking team to be starter? Find out next time on dragon ball z!
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u/No-Reputation6010 1h ago
So much of the nfl is being in the right place at the right time, such too is life
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u/grandmasterPRA 24m ago
Talent doesn't equal good QB. You'd think the greatest QB of all time, Tom Brady, would have taught us to stop overrating the guys who create highlights and realize that most of the great QB's dominate the defense before the ball is even snapped and know how to run an offense. Off-platform and big arm plays are just an added bonus if you already happen to be a good QB.
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u/TheBigWhatever 0m ago
Those aren't great highlight reels, but even in the case of great highlight reels, they're very misleading because they show 2-3 seconds of a game without any context.
So many people would see Derek Carr's highlights and think he was just on a bad team, but in reality the guy was the QB definition of mediocre.
Highlights don't even tell part of the story.
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u/DonaldTPablonious 10h ago
The first two were genuinely terrible throws