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Many were excited to see what Will Levis would do as a starter heading into the season, but unfortunately, he fell flat.
The young quarterback not only showed a propensity for making poor decisions and even worse turnovers, but he failed to live up to the hype generated during the offseason. This season was an injury-plagued disaster that left more questions than answers.
In all, Levis completed 190-of-301 passes for 2,091 yards with 13 touchdowns and 12 interceptions, which equated to the league’s third-worst interception rate and second-worst QBR.
None of this was solely on Levis. The playcalling and offensive line play added to his woes, but Levis played a major part in his own struggles, leading to questions about his role moving forward.
