Will Levis waits no more [Updated]

[Updated] Will Levis was drafted by the Tennessee Titans with the 33rd overall pick. The Titans traded their second- (41) and third-round (72) picks to Arizona to get him.

Will Levis is still on the board. As we’ve noted, despite the pre-draft hype — including an anonymous Redditor saying that the QB was telling friends and family he was going No. 1 overall to Carolina — the former Kentucky signal-caller is still without a pro team.

He may not have to wait much longer. But then again, who knows? Are teams leery of an injury to his toe? Or perhaps his attitude? Or maybe GMs are sickened by the thought of someone putting Hellmann.

We know it won’t be Carolina, Houston, Indianapolis, or either New York team, amongst a host of others who draft the 6-foot-3, 231-pound signal-caller. But let’s speculate about some other squads who might.

Is Jared Goff the guy in Detroit? He played pretty well last season, but then again the Lions have already confused us with their selections so far.

If Kirk Cousins can’t get Minny over the hump, could Levis be the one to?

Matt Stafford isn’t getting any younger, and he’s coming off an injury-plagued season.

There won’t be a need to rush Levis into the starting role unless Geno reverts to his Jets form.

They’re bound to move on from Ryan Tannehill, 35, at some point.

[Updated] The Titans traded up to No. 33 overall to pick Levis, who will likely backup Tannehill.

Are the Falcons that confident in Desmond Ridder (pictured) and Taylor Heinicke?

You really think Baker Mayfield (pictured) is the answer?

Bill Belichick is reportedly still pissed at Mac Jones.

How long before Jimmy G gets hurt again?

Doubtful, but Trey Lance and Brock Purdy (pictured) are both coming off injuries and the other QB is noted bust Sam Darnold. In the playoffs, the 49ers learned you can never have too many quarterbacks.