Tennessee Titans coach Brian Callahan benched Will Levis in favor of Mason Rudolph Sunday against the Bengals. Callahan explained his decision.

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The Tennessee Titans are a bad football team and appear to be regressing as the season moves on. After an extremely disappointing loss against the Jacksonville Jaguars, it appears that the weight of the dysfunction is getting to head coach Brian Callahan. Brian Callahan wouldn’t say he’s “coaching for his job.”

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The best ovation Will Levis got Sunday came when first-year Tennessee coach Brian Callahan benched the second-year quarterback. That sums up not just Levis' performance in a 37-27 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals,

Tennessee Titans coach Brian Callahan once was steady in backing Will Levis as his starter. The turnovers against the Bengals have altered his tone.

The Tennessee Titans made a bold move to bench Will Levis following his third interception in a 37-27 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15 inside Nissan Stadium. Titans head coach Brian Callahan explained the decision he made in the third quarter after Geno Stone returned an interception for a touchdown.

Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis saw his day end early in Week 15 vs. the Cincinnati Bengals. It wasn’t due to injury, though, as another poor performance from Levis sent him to the bench. Why Was Will Levis Benched Levis took a seat after throwing yet another pick-six in the third quarter,