Gia Duddy and Will LevisGia Duddy and Will Levis (via @giaduddy Instagram and Getty Images)
Will Levis’s NFL career got off to one heck of a rocky start. It was destined to be one of the most followed careers in NFL history after the former University of Kentucky quarterback slipped to the second round after being a projected top 10 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

There has been no change in how his career has gone recently, but some off-the-field concerns have sparked after an apparent private tape between the signal caller and his ex-girlfriend, Gia Duddy, leaked on X.

It has yet to be confirmed whether or not the former couple has heard about the news of their private video from what could have been up to 3 years ago, but if one thing’s for sure, it doesn’t seem to be bothering Duddy.

Gia Duddy recently posted her first online video since the tape was leaked, and there seems to be no indication that she is aware of anything that has been going on online recently. It should be noted that the comments have been limited, which could be a slight sign.

Gia Duddy Gets Sponsored After Leaked Tape

In the video, Duddy can be seen doing many day-to-day things around her house, such as drinking coffee, doing yoga, and working out. This is a post that contrasts the leaked one that surfaced just a few days ago.

Not only has she posted, but the post is also sponsored by Alo Moves, a fitness company. It’s unclear whether the brand is aware of Duddy’s recent leak with her ex-boyfriend, but if they are, they clearly don’t mind the attention.

Now, NFL fans are just waiting on an official statement from Titans quarterback Will Levis, and unfortunately, we probably won’t get one. There hasn’t been a scandal like this since the Brandon Spikes tape was leaked in 2009.

Titans QB Will Levis Releases Powerful Message For The Rest Of The NFL After Private Video Leak

Titans QB Will Levis Releases First Message For The Rest Of The NFL After Private Video LeakWill Levis (Screenshot Titans Press Conference)
Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis had a strong message for the rest of the NFL as he heads into his sophomore season.

Will Levis was projected to be a top-10 pick in last year’s 2023 NFL Draft, but the Kentucky product unexpectedly slipped out of the first round. Finally, he went 33rd overall to Tennessee after they traded up via the Arizona Cardinals.

The big-armed Levis started his rookie year behind veteran Ryan Tannehill but finished the season as Tennessee’s QB1. Levis went 3-6 with 1,808 passing yards and eight touchdowns against four interceptions.

During an interview with Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, the second-year QB offered a powerful message about being motivated by those teams that passed on him a year ago:

“It definitely leaves a little bit of a chip on my shoulder and makes me want to go out there and work and keep showing people that teams might have made a mistake by not taking me. Hopefully I’m that guy that they talk about that did slip, and I can be that example for other kids that are in that same position in the green room like me.”

The only quarterbacks taken in the first round of last year’s draft were Bryce Young (first overall to the Carolina Panthers), CJ Stroud (second to the Houston Texans) and Anthony Richardson (fourth to the Indianapolis Colts). Levis himself was the only signal-caller drafted in round two.

Levis can take inspiration from longtime Green Bay Packer and current New York Jet Aaron Rodgers, who carved out a Hall of Fame career after shockingly falling to the Cheeseheads at No. 24 overall in 2005.

Titans Have Set Up Will Levis Nicely For Success In 2024

After firing head coach Mike Vrabel in a surprise move, the Titans hired Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan as their new HC, hoping his offensive genius can help unlock Levis’ potential.

With DeAndre Hopkins already in place, the Titans further bolstered their offense by signing former Jacksonville Jaguars star Calvin Ridley to a four-year deal worth $92 million. They also brought in former Bengals standout Tyler Boyd and two-time 1,000-yard rusher Tony Pollard, who will replace Derrick Henry as the RB1.

With three capable 1,000-yard receivers and a workhorse running back at his side, the piece are there for Levis to break out in 2024.