Elliott tried to get gun after Titans practice fight — SkimNews
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- Jordan Elliott tried to retrieve a gun from his parked car following a dispute with offensive lineman JC Latham during Titans practice, according to a source confirmed by NFL Network's Mike Garafolo.
- Tennessee Titans released Jordan Elliott on Tuesday, citing an undisclosed incident at the team facility that occurred the previous Thursday.
- John Franklin-Myers helped deescalate the situation after Elliott attempted to access the firearm, multiple reports confirm.
- NFL rules prohibit players from possessing firearms at team or league facilities, a policy directly violated by Elliott’s actions.
- Robert Saleh, Titans coach, told reporters Elliott was unavailable due to 'personal stuff' and did not travel with the team for their game against the Indianapolis Colts.
- Jordan Elliott had signed a two-year, up to $8.5 million deal with the Titans in the offseason and played in five games with one start, recording 11 tackles.
Why it matters: Elliott’s release sets a precedent for how the NFL enforces its firearms policy amid internal team conflicts, directly impacting player conduct standards and team safety protocols. The incident occurred despite Elliott being a recent high-value signing, signaling zero tolerance for policy breaches even with key roster investments.
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