Will Levis just joined the exclusive “Injured QBs Club” after his leg took a hit in the epic clash against the Houston Texans. The Tennessee Titans‘ QB sensation hit the infirmary after a brutal sack in the fourth quarter. Houston clinched the victory with Ka’imi Fairbairn’s 54-yard field goal at the buzzer.

But let’s talk about that sackathon. Levis got dropped seven times! Desmond King II seemed to have a grip on Levis’ face mask during the takedown, but the refs decided to keep the flags in their pockets. The Titans suffered a heartbreaker with a 19-16 overtime loss as Levis made it to the infirmary after his leg was bent awkwardly by King during OT.

Ankle apocalypse: Will Levis takes a hit

Will Levis got hit with an ankle sprain in the 4th quarter showdown against the Texans. NFL detective Dov Kleiman spilled the beans on ‘X’ to share a major update about Levis.

Captioned “𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧: Will Levis is believed to have suffered a sprained ankle on that brutal sack he took at the end of the #Texans game, per @RapSheet”  Desmond King II wrapped up Levis on third-and-8 with 1:49 left in OT, giving him the ol’ turf twist. Levis hit the ground, reaching for his left leg as the med squad rushed in.

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Reports say he’s going for an MRI this week, but it might not be the high-ankle nightmare. There’s a glimmer of hope that we’ll see Levis back in action this season. Fingers crossed, no high-ankle shenanigans keep the rookie on the sidelines!

Levis takes a seat: Sideline sighs of relief amidst seven-sack saga

Talk about a quarterback’s nightmare. Will Levis might be dodging a bullet by sitting out the rest of the season. The O-line? Well, let’s just say they’re about as reliable as a paper umbrella in a monsoon, and Levis got drenched with seven sacks last Sunday. Here’s the silver lining–the Titans are rolling in cap space, and they’ve got a shiny high draft pick ready to draft some gridiron bodyguards.

But, there are still three games left in the playbook. In case Levis doesn’t make it back to the gridiron, Ryan Tannehill is the Titans’ QB2. Initially, a start for the Titans, Tannehill was demoted to QB2 after being replaced by Levis when he went down with – a high ankle sprain. Life has certainly been full circle for the two QBs.

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