WATCH: Will Levis Helicopters After Being Knocked in the Air by Colts Defender on Scramble

The Tennessee Titans' rookie quarterback has looked good through one quarter against the Indianapolis Colts including picking up a first down with his legs, but after being spun in mid-air, Levis will think twice about his aggressiveness going forward.

The Tennessee Titans are in a close battle with their division rivals and Will Levis has looked impressive early against the Indianapolis Colts. Levis has provided some highlights, but watching him get spun up in mid-air by the Colts may not be one he wants to rewatch.

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Levis didn't see anyone open on third down so he kept it and scrambled to get the first, but when he went airborne to pick up the conversion he was spun around like a top. Levis got the first down, but he may want top avoid those hits going forward if he wants to have a long career.

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