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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — First-year Titans coach Brian Callahan is sticking with young quarterback Will Levis despite all the turnovers through three losses to start the season. One change already has been made at right tackle to help Tennessee try and protect Levis better. Right tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere was replaced by Jaelyn Duncan after giving up a strip-sack of Levis. That was one of three turnovers in a 30-14 loss Sunday to the Green Bay Packers. Levis was sacked eight times, the most of his 12 NFL starts. Callahan took his share of blame for a start he did not see coming.
