NASHVILLE — The final year of his current contract is not a topic Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill will discuss.
Yes, Tannehill — who has a decade of NFL starting experience and turns 35 in July — noticed during last week’s NFL draft that the Titans picked up a quarterback for the second straight year. This time, the franchise traded up to No. 33 near the start of last Friday’s second round to take Kentucky’s Will Levis, its highest selection used at quarterback since taking Marcus Mariota, the man Tannehill eventually replaced, at No. 2 overall in 2015.
A case of déjà vu, for sure.
And also nothing Tannehill didn’t already know.
“Nothing’s given to you in this league, and I’ve seen that over my now 12 years here in the NFL,” Tannehill said Wednesday. “Things can change quickly.”