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Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis experienced the worst game of his NFL career on Sunday, throwing three interceptions and losing a fumble during a 37-27 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.
His rough outing reached its lowest point when head coach Brian Callahan pulled him from the game in the third quarter, replacing him with veteran Mason Rudolph.
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Gia Duddy witnesses Will Levis' career-worst performance
Levis, who had already been struggling with turnovers this season, couldn't recover after throwing an interception that was returned for a touchdown by the Bengals.
Callahan made the decision to bench Levis in favor of Rudolph, who led the team on two touchdown drives despite also throwing an interception.
Adding to the intensity of the moment, Levis' ex-girlfriend, social media influencer Gia Duddy, was in the stands at Nissan Stadium.
Duddy, who moved to Nashville in 2023 following Levis' selection by the Titans, attended the game as a guest of Raising Cane's.
Although Duddy did not comment publicly on Levis' performance or subsequent benching, the timing was particularly striking, given the couple's breakup just before Levis' rookie season.
Will Titans get rid of Levis?
Despite the difficult day, Levis' future with the Titans remains uncertain.
Callahan refrained from committing to Levis as the team's starter for the final three games of the season.
While the coach acknowledged the young quarterback's struggles, he expressed confidence that Levis could rebound from this performance, emphasizing that "bad games happen."
Levis, who is under contract with the Titans for two more years, will face increased scrutiny as the season winds down.
For now, Callahan's focus is on evaluating Levis' overall development, while the team looks to finish the season strong.
As the Titans (3-11) continue to fight for relevance in the AFC South, all eyes will be on Levis as he seeks redemption after one of the toughest games of his career.