Tennessee Titans coach says team is "100%" behind Will Levis

The intrigue: Levis left the game in the first quarter with a shoulder injury. The first victory of the Brian Callahan era and the season came together largely with backup quarterback Mason Rudolph at the helm, relying on the running game.

State of play: It's already driving questions about Levis' future with the Titans. But Callahan brushed them aside after the game.

What he's saying: Callahan said Levis would "100%" remain the starting quarterback.

• "If Will's healthy he's our quarterback," Callahan told reporters. Levis will undergo more tests to determine the severity of the shoulder injury, Callahan said.
• "We're ready to roll with him."

What's next: The Titans are going into a bye week and will return to the gridiron Oct. 13 against the Colts.