Titans Sign Mitchell Trubisky for Quarterback Depth

On March 12th, the Tennessee Titans have signed veteran quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to

bolster their quarterback room.

The 31-year-old joins as a backup to starter cam ward, sitting ahead of Will Levis.

This move reunites him with offensive coordinator Brian DeBull, his former coach in Buffalo.

Trubisky entered the league as the number two overall pick in the 2017 draft by the Chicago

Bears.

He spent his first four years there, making most of his 31st starts as a pro, good for

a 31 and 26 record.

Over the years, he bounced around to the bills and stealers, starting just five games

during his time in Pittsburgh across 2022, and 2023.

In his most recent stem with Buffalo, Trubisky appeared in 13 games over 2024 and 2025

behind Josh Allen with no starts.

Last season, he went 19 of 26 for 179 yards to touchdowns in zero picks.

His nine-year career adds up to 13,028 passing yards, 78 touchdowns, 48 interceptions,

and an 86.

Point 9 passer rating, giving the Titans reliable depth as they bill for the season ahead.