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Will Levis is not going quietly. The Tennessee Titans quarterback, heading into year four, told reporters Saturday he's a dang good quarterback and doesn't believe thirty-two players in this league are better than him — this while fighting for the backup spot behind Cam Ward. That's either conviction or denial, and right now the depth chart is doing the talking.
Meanwhile in Cleveland, Deshaun Watson is sending signals. The Browns quarterback is in an open competition with rookie Shedeur Sanders for the starting job, and Watson is apparently making sure the young gun knows the veteran isn't stepping aside without a fight. This battle has real stakes — a franchise trying to find its footing and a first-round pick trying to prove he belongs from day one.
Shifting to Detroit, the Lions moved fast after losing rookie linebacker Jimmy Rolder to a leg injury in training camp. They turned around and signed Devin White to a one-year deal — the twenty-eight-year-old coming off a career-high one hundred seventy-four tackles with Las Vegas last season. Detroit is protecting that defensive depth with urgency, and Devin White is no stopgap.
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