He can’t play all 5. He’s a good guard, a serviceable tackle, and an awful center. Seriously, we played him in the middle one game and then realized our mistake.

His biggest upside is durability. Dude’s never missed a game, which is huge. His play isn’t dominant though.

The reason a guard would get this much is all lineman have the same franchise tag value, so theynwould all get the same amount as the top 5 tackles. It seems like players are getting screwed on the tight/split/wide end franchise tags, but owners get screwed on the lineman tag.

As far as Levitre goes, he is a damn good player. He is versatile and and strong as a bull. The Titans are getting a good, good football player. The problem is that Eric Wood (center) is due up after next year and although he has had injury issues, when he plays he is really good, if not great.
They will need to lock him up at quite a hefty salary plus they have Glenn at LT who they think can be a fixture for the next decade. The Bills have too many holes to fill to tie up that kind of money (probably 100plus million) on a Guard and Center.
This is the textbook example of what the salary cap is supposed to be for; picking and choosing who you want to pay and thinking about the next year too.

nice job Andy!!! Why the Bills didnt try to keep him? Would have been great if SF was in need, bring him close to home.