Will Levis a Full Participant at Thursday Practice Ahead of Week 13 Matchup with Indianapolis Colts

The Tennessee Titans get a rematch with the Indianapolis Colts this week and a chance to avenge their Week 5 loss. They will need all hands on deck and even though he has looked a tad gimpy at practice this week, it looks like they'll have starting quarterback Will Levis, who was upgraded from a limited participant to a full participant on Thursday.

Levis is dealing with an ankle injury, but seeing his status upgraded from Wednesday is a positive development that is worth having faith in. Most of the scouting reports on Levis coming out of college spoke of toughness and a willingness to play through injury. The Titans are seeing it firsthand. 

Levis wasn't the only positive improvement we saw on Thursday. Starting right guard Daniel Brunskill also went from limited to full. Wide receiver Treylon Burks also saw full status. Burks suffered a concussion against the Steelers in Week 9 and practiced for the first time since on Wednesday. 

Burks chances of playing on Sunday are still up in the air, but the fact Burks is being upgrading after testing the waters again is a good sign. Burks has missed a ton of time in his first two seasons and really needs to have a strong end of the season.

Center Aaron Brewer, cornerback Roger McCreary and linebacker Luke Gifford were limited on Thursday and we also saw some veterans get their typical rest like Derrick Henry, DeAndre Hopkins and Denico Autry.

On the Colts' side, star running back Jonathan Taylor did not practice while starting cornerback Juju Brents was also a non-participant. Defensive lineman DeForest Buckner was limited, but other than that the Colts had everyone as a full participant and ready to go.

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