Details Emerge on Gun-Related Incident That Led to Titans Player's Release
Reports revealed details on the incident that led to the release of Tennessee Titans veteran defensive tackle Jordan Elliott.
On Tuesday, the Tennessee Titans released veteran defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following an unexplained incident that took place at team facilities the previous week. The team released a brief statement without providing further details: "On Thursday, October 15th, there was an incident at our team facility involving Jordan Elliott. Following our review of the incident, we have made the decision to release Elliott from our roster. We will have no further comment on the matter."
However, new information emerged on Wednesday, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding Elliott's departure. Reports indicated that Elliott had engaged in an altercation with offensive tackle JC Latham during practice on Thursday last week. In a fit of rage, Elliott reportedly stormed off the field and returned to his car to retrieve a firearm.
According to veteran defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers, he managed to calm Elliott down, and no one was injured during the incident. Security cameras at Titans team facilities captured the sequence of events.
This incident was described as "crazy" by an unnamed source, who highlighted that Jordan Elliott had been facing issues outside of the team environment. According to the source, Elliott brought his troubles to the workplace, and overreacting in such a manner was deemed utterly wild by those involved. The Titans, however, expressed relief that no one was harmed, emphasizing that the matter was now resolved.
The Titans had signed Elliott to a two-year, $8 million contract during the offseason.
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