Is DeAndre Hopkins wasting his talent in Tennessee? Hall of Famers Sharpe and Sanders criticize Will Levis' incompetence | NFL News

Hall of Famers Shannon Sharpe And Deion Sanders believe that Tennessee Titans Wide receivers DeAndre Hopkins urgently needs a new address. While co-host Chad Johnson discussed the injury-plagued Kansas City Chiefs and their bid to win their third straight championship, he believed the Chiefs needed another receiver to pull off the win. This brought in Sharpe and Hopkins as realistic candidates.“He's in Tennessee and he's fed up Will Levis; That’s what he does,” Sharpe said, talking about the star receiver's frustration.
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The struggles of Will Levis

Sanders jumped in and said: “No eggs come out.” talk about Titans quarterback Will Levis' problems. Of the questionable decisions listed above, Levis had the second-most interceptions in the NFL through three games. His judgment was also incredibly poor.

Costly mistakes and increasing frustration

Unfortunately, there were more errors on the next play as Levis made consecutive passes, one of which was fumbled inside the red zone. Even though that fumble wasn't that bad, his play didn't help the Titans get out of a 30-14 loss to the Packers. He threw two interceptions and was sacked eight times. This is becoming a trend that could increase calls from fans and analysts for trades to get the opposing quarterback while recognizing that changes need to be made.

The urgency of a trade before the deadline

This could be the right time for Tennessee to consider trading Hopkins. He went to the Pro Bowl five times and will likely hit free agency soon. The Titans face a tight Nov. 5 deadline and may be on track to miss the playoffs early.
Hopkins is 32 and probably wants to compete for a Super Bowl soon. He's not really old yet, but when it comes to big goals, time passes quickly. The team's current problems don't sit well with him. Would anyone blame him if he wanted to leave and find a better situation? Maybe he's wondering about it.
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