It's questionable whether Titans QB Will Levis (shoulder) will return Monday night against the Dolphins

Will Levis' extra attempt to get a first down resulted in his ejection in the first quarter on Monday night.

Levis suffered a shoulder injury and is questionable whether he will return for the Tennessee Titans against the Miami Dolphins.

Mason Rudolph took over at quarterback for Tennessee and led a field goal drive to give the Titans a 3-0 lead early in the second quarter.

With just over six minutes left in the first quarter, Levis struggled for the chains, flew into the air, dove headfirst and landed on his right shoulder. He failed in the third round and you could see him saying on the broadcast that he thought he had hurt his shoulder. During the Titans' subsequent offensive ball, Levis went into the blue medical tent while Rudolph took over the position under center.

In his brief time on Monday, Levis had completed three of four passes for 25 yards with one interception. It was Levis' sixth INT of the season, which is also the most in the NFL.

Levis threw the ball down the sideline before Rudolph entered the game. It's fair to wonder whether head coach Brian Callahan won't stick with Rudolph, given the shaky performance of Levis, who has lost nine players this year, and his injury, even if his starter could potentially return.