The Tennessee Titans just shook things up as they concluded their 2025 NFL Draft with a striking nine-man class, highlighted by the selection of their future franchise quarterback, Cam Ward, at the coveted No. 1 pick.

With new general manager Mike Borgonzi at the helm, the Titans are intensifying competition across the roster. Several players who were underperforming have now been put on alert. Here are the four Titans who should be sweating bullets as their jobs may be on the line.

Will Levis, QB - Next Stop: Trade?

Let’s start with the most obvious name. The Titans snagged Ward because Levis failed to seize his chance in the previous season. Now, with Brandon Allen gearing up to be the backup in training camp, Levis finds himself in hot water. A trade before the 2025 season is looking increasingly likely.

Treylon Burks, WR - Bust or Bounce Back?

First-round pick Treylon Burks isn’t guaranteed a spot on the 2025 roster. The Titans bolstered their wide receiver corps by drafting not one, but two new faces: Florida's Chimere Dike and Stanford's Elic Ayomanor, the latter of whom was a coveted trade-up selection. Additionally, Miami's Xavier Restrepo joined the ranks via undrafted free agency, reuniting with Ward—who clearly knows how to find his favorites.

Tyjae Spears, RB - Injury Risks Loom Large

Spears is on shaky ground after a rocky sophomore season marred by injury. The Titans clearly showcased their intent to stockpile running backs by picking former Michigan standout Kalel Mullings at No. 188 overall. With Mullings pushing for playing time behind Tony Pollard, Spears needs to step up or face the consequences.

Lloyd Cushenberry, C - Financially Dealing With Past Moves

Signed to a hefty four-year, $50 million contract by ex-GM Ran Carthon, Cushenberry’s future is uncertain after a mediocre performance before suffering a torn Achilles. While it’s too costly to part ways this summer, the Titans could save $8 million next offseason if they choose to release him as a post-June designation. With fifth-round pick Jackson Slater showing promise and flexibility, Cushenberry’s position is anything but secure.

Jaylen Harrell, EDGE - The Final Player Under Fire

While the focus is on the players mentioned, don’t forget about Jaylen Harrell. With emerging talents joining the roster, pressure is on for Harrell to prove his worth or risk losing his spot.

In conclusion, the Titans have sent a clear message this draft: competition is fierce, and jobs are at stake. Can these players rise to the occasion and secure their futures in Nashville?