The Tennessee Titans found themselves in a tough spot during Sunday's Week 3 NFL game against the Green Bay Packers at Nissan Stadium, trailing behind and looking to avoid a 0-3 start. The Titans quarterback exchange took a surprising turn when Malik Willis, who excelled in the first half for the Packers, scored a touchdown against his former team after being traded just a few days before the game. In contrast, Titans' quarterback Will Levis struggled, throwing a costly interception and experiencing difficulties against the Packers' defense.

Despite a slow start, the Titans managed to show signs of life as their offense ignited late in the game. Levis found some rhythm and connected with his receivers for crucial plays, including a touchdown pass to DeAndre Hopkins. However, the Packers continued to dominate offensively, with Willis showcasing his dual-threat abilities by setting career highs in passing and rushing yards.

The Titans' defense faced challenges containing Willis, who proved to be a dynamic playmaker throughout the game. Willis orchestrated several scoring drives for the Packers, utilizing both his arm and legs to keep the Titans on their toes. As the game progressed, the Titans attempted to adjust their defensive strategy by ramping up the pressure on Willis, but the Packers' offense managed to stay one step ahead.