Reports: Titans released DT Jordan Elliott after he went to car to get gun
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Key Points:
- The Tennessee Titans released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following a serious incident on October 15, reportedly involving Elliott retrieving a gun from his car after an altercation during practice.
- The altercation involved Elliott and teammate JC Latham, after which Elliott was told to leave the practice field and went to the parking garage to get his gun, with teammate John Franklin-Myers intervening to de-escalate the situation.
- Surveillance footage reportedly captured the entire incident, though it remains unclear if Elliott actually brought the gun back to the practice field.
- Elliott, 28, had signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Titans in the offseason and had previously played under Titans coach Robert Saleh in San Francisco.
- The Titans kept the incident under wraps until Elliott’s release, and there is no public confirmation whether the NFL was informed or involved in the matter.
