Titans release DT Jordan Elliott following ‘incident’ at team facility
The Tennessee Titans won their first game of the 2026 season on Sunday, but the good vibes haven’t lasted long. On Tuesday morning, the team released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following an “incident” at the Titans’ facility last week. Elliott, 28, was in his first season with Tennessee after two years in San Francisco and…
On October 29, 2023, the Tennessee Titans made a surprising move by releasing defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following an incident at the team's facility. The 28-year-old player, who had been with the franchise for just one season, had previously spent time with the San Francisco 49ers and Cleveland Browns. Elliott appeared in each of the Titans' first five games but was inactive for Sunday's victory over the Indianapolis Colts due to personal reasons.
The Titans confirmed the incident in a statement, stating that it warranted his dismissal. While the team has not provided further details, the situation has raised questions about what exactly took place. Elliott had a solid season, recording 11 tackles in five games and starting one. Signed to a two-year contract after a stint with the 49ers, his departure leaves the Titans in an uncertain position as they prepare to host the Cleveland Browns, who are currently leading the AFC North.
The Titans' head coach, Robert Saleh, will need to address the situation with cornerback Alontae Taylor, who was also recently inactivated due to a coaching decision.
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