The Tennessee Titans won’t be making a quarterback change out of the bye week.

Titans head coach Brian Callahan reiterated his support for Will Levis on Tuesday, one day after the quarterback left their Monday night matchup with the Miami Dolphins early due to a shoulder injury. Backup Mason Rudolph stepped in and led the Titans to a commanding 31-12 win.

Though Rudolph looked solid, and Levis has struggled all year, Callahan insisted that Levis will be the Titans’ starter for their game in two weeks against the Indianapolis Colts as long as he’s healthy.

Levis, after throwing a bad interception on their first drive, landed awkwardly on his right shoulder while diving for a first down on Tennessee’s second possession of the game. He left there, and was replaced by Rudolph the rest of the way.

Specifics of his injury weren’t disclosed, but it’s not believed to be serious or something that would keep Levis out multiple weeks. The team is entering its bye week, too, which will give him extra time to recover.

Rudolph came in and led the Titans to their first win of the season without issue. He went 9-of-17 for 85 yards. Tony Pollard led them on the ground with 88 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries. While Rudolph didn’t put up outstanding numbers, it marked the first time the Titans had scored more than 30 points in a game since the 2021 campaign.

Levis has thrown six interceptions in four games, which has him tied for the most in the league, and four touchdowns.

So while Levis’ start has been far from great and it’s clearly getting to Callahan — just look at his outburst toward the former Kentucky star after a bad fumble in a loss to the New York Jets last month as an example — Levis is still his starter.