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The NFL is reviewing an incident at the Titans’ facility that led Tennessee to release defensive tackle Jordan Elliott, after reports of an altercation and a firearm on the grounds.

The NFL is reviewing reports that defensive tackle Jordan Elliott allegedly brought a firearm to the Tennessee Titans' practice facility prior to being released. Following an altercation during practice on October 15, Elliott reportedly went to his car to retrieve a gun, though the situation was de-escalated before the weapon was involved.
NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy confirmed the investigation, noting league policy strictly prohibits firearms at team facilities and hotels. The Titans released Elliott on Tuesday without providing full incident details. Elliott had joined Tennessee on a two-year, $8-million deal this past offseason.
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