Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis exited the first half of their Week 4 game against the Miami Dolphins with a right shoulder injury. Mason Rudolph took his place as quarterback.

The team decided that Levis’ return was questionable after Rudolph entered the game.

While trying to go for a first down, Levis landed on his shoulder and appeared to be in some discomfort after getting up. His sacrifice didn’t exactly pay off, as the Titans punted on the ensuing 4th-and-1.

ESPN sideline reporter Laura Rutledge said on the Monday Night Football broadcast that Levis was immediately checked upon his return to the sideline.

“You see Will Levis trying to throw the football. It’s his right shoulder,” Rutledge said. “He was kind of moving his neck back and forth. They had an athletic trainer put his hands inside the jersey and try to feel the shoulder. And someone actually went to Mason Rudolph and said, ‘Is he OK? Are you going in?’ Rudolph said, ‘I don’t know.'”

On the run, Levis was 3 of 4 passes for 25 yards and one interception. Rudolph completed his first two passes, including an 18-yard connection with receiver Treylon Burks.

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