The Tennessee Titans are giving Mason Rudolph the majority of the practice snaps this week, a big departure from how the team handled last week.

The Tennessee Titans are currently in flux at the quarterback position, as Will Levis is showing that he may not be the answer, and Mason Rudolph does not exactly inspire a ton of confidence. However,

The Tennessee Titans "likely" will start QB Mason Rudolph this week over the injured Will Levis, but coach Brian Callahan isn't ruling Levis out.

Mason Rudolph is set to start at quarterback for the Titans again this week. Titans head coach Brian Callahan said that he is "leaning" toward giving Rudolph the start against the Lions. Rudolph stepped in for Will Levis last Sunday because Levis is dealing with a right shoulder injury that Callahan thinks needs more time to heal.

The Tennessee Titans had no answers for the Buffalo Bills Sunday in quarterback Mason Rudolph's first start for the injured Will Levis.

Titans starting quarterback Will Levis is out due to an injury to his throwing shoulder, leading to backup Mason Rudolph getting the start against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

Per Davenport, Levis is continuing to deal with the aftereffects of a shoulder sprain suffered during Tennessee's 31–12 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 30. He started against the Indianapolis Colts last Sunday, but was ineffective in a 20–17 loss and limited in practice at points this week.

Rudolph hasn't started any games for the Titans this season, but did come in during their "Monday Night Football" game on Sept. 30 against the Miami Dolphins, their first win of the year. Rudolph finished with a 52.9 completion percentage, with 85 yards, no touchdown and no interceptions.