The Tennessee Titans began paring down their roster to the league-mandated 53 on Sunday and made a couple of surprising moves early in the process.
The Titans have moved on from veterans Bryce Oliver, Khalen Saunders, Cordell Volson, and Will Levis in the first group of 12 players to be announced. Although some of those players can potentially circle back to the practice squad or even active roster, it’s clear that Levis will not return to Nashville.
ESPN analyst Turron Davenport released a statement from Levis, marking the end of his time with the Titans.
"Very grateful. Ms. Amy [Adams-Strunk] brought me in here and welcomed me with opens arms as well as everyone in Nashville with the team. I grew a lot in my time with the Titans and wouldn't
trade the experience for anything." -Will Levis on time w/#Titanshttps://t.co/kfciIL0wEB
— TURRON DAVENPORT (@TDavenport_NFL) August 30, 2026
"Very grateful. Ms. Amy [Adams-Strunk] brought me in here and welcomed me with open arms as well as everyone in Nashville with the team. I grew a lot in my time with the Titans and wouldn't trade the experience for anything." -Will Levis
This release comes on the heels of Jeremy Fowler’s report that Levis wanted out of the Titans’ organization and wants to turn the page on this stage of his career.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Will Levis says goodbye to Nashville and Tennessee Titans
