NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Will Levis grew tired of worrying about falling asleep without taking his contact lenses out or fumbling with his glasses, so he took action about his nearsightedness.
On Wednesday, Levis revealed that he underwent a surgical procedure in June to improve his long-distance vision. The specific type of lenses known as EVO Visian Implantable Collamer Lenses (EVO ICL) were implanted into Levis' eyes via a small incision.
After a brief recovery period, Levis was back in action while the team was off before training camp. Now he says he can see things more clearly when he takes the field.