There a few reasons to believe that Levis could do well in New Orleans, starting with the fact that the Saints are led by an offensive-minded head coach in Kellen Moore, who just had a successful partnership in Philadelphia with Kenny Pickett, who like Levis is another member of the 2022 draft class.

The Titans selected Levis in the second round with the 33rd overall pick of the 2023 draft after he slipped in that year’s draft, which made for uncomfortable viewing while he sat in the green room. Levis, 25, showed glimpses at times during his rookie season, throwing eight touchdowns to four interceptions across nine games.

Three and a half weeks ago, Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker refuted reports that trade talks had begun for Levis. With the draft 24 hours away, though, calls — incoming or outgoing — are likely to pick up and could result in a draft-day trade for the former second-rounder.