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The Cleveland Browns were prepared to see ex-draftee Jordan Elliott on Sunday in Tennessee. But that was before some strange news on Tuesday.

The Tennessee Titans have abruptly released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following an incident at the team's facility on October 15. The move comes just days before Tennessee is scheduled to host Elliott's former team, the Cleveland Browns, on Sunday. The Titans confirmed his departure in an official statement, noting that the decision was made after an internal review of the event.
Elliott previously started 35 games for Cleveland after being drafted in 2020, later joining the San Francisco 49ers in 2024 before signing with Tennessee. Prior to his release, head coach Robert Saleh told reporters that Elliott was unavailable while handling personal matters.
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