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The Tennessee Titans cut a veteran defensive tackle who followed Robert Saleh from San Francisco, and A to Z Sports sources detail what happened after Thursday’s practice on Oct 15.
The Tennessee Titans released veteran defensive tackle Jordan Elliott on Tuesday following an incident at the team's training facility on October 15. According to sources reporting to A to Z Sports, Elliott grew frustrated with a teammate during practice and later retrieved a firearm from his vehicle in the players' parking garage. The situation was reportedly de-escalated before any altercation involving the firearm occurred.
The Metro Nashville Police Department confirmed that no reports had been filed and no contact was made by the franchise regarding the incident. Elliott had joined the Titans in March 2026 on a two-year, $8 million deal to play under head coach Robert Saleh, appearing in five games before his release.
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