Released Titans defensive lineman Jordan Elliott tried to retrieve a firearm from his automobile following a dispute with a teammate last Thursday, main to the workforce slicing him Tuesday, according to reports.
The Titans only acknowledged an “incident” at the workforce facility Oct. 15 in their assertion regarding their resolution to reduce the 28-year-old, who was inactive for the Week 6 win over the Colts.
Elliott, who signed a two-year, $8 million deal with the workforce in free company, had a confrontation with offensive lineman JC Latham during apply Thursday, according to KPRC2 in Houston.
Jordan Elliott #95 of the Tennessee Titans walks to the locker room after a preseason NFL sport on Thursday, August 13, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
The seventh-year veteran would be advised to depart, and he reportedly took off his pads on the sidelines and left the workforce’s coaching facility to head to his automobile.
A to Z Sports further reported that Elliott stormed out of the locker room upset.
Security cameras captured Elliott going to his automobile in an try to seize his gun, per KPRC2, before teammate John Franklin-Myers dissuaded him from doing any further.
A supply advised KPRC2 that Elliott has been dealing with household points that carried over into the office, and the Metro Nashville Police Department advised A to Z Sports that no incident report had been filed.
“This was so crazy,” an NFL supply said advised KPRC2. “Jordan has been having a lot of issues away from the constructing and clearly he introduced it to work with him. There was no motive for him to go off like that. Everyone thought that was wild. To overreact like that is completely loopy.
“We’re just glad that no one got hurt and it’s over.”
Titans defenders defensive lineman Jacob Martin (57), defensive back Marcus Harris (26), linebacker Cedric Gray (33), defensive lineman Jordan Elliott (95), and linebacker Anthony Hill (53) look on during a preseason sport Aug. 29, 2026. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
Elliott practiced Wednesday and Thursday with no damage designation before not practising Friday due to what the workforce labeled as non-injury associated/private motive.
Coach Robert Saleh said last Friday that Elliott “was dealing with some personal stuff,” and the workforce made the lineman one of their inactives for the sport.
Elliott, who adopted Saleh from the 49ers to the Titans, had appeared in each of the earlier 5 video games, beginning one while logging 11 mixed tackles.
His profession started with 4 seasons with the Browns after being chosen in the third spherical of the 2020 Draft before two seasons with San Francisco.
The nature of his Titans launch definitely raises questions about his NFL future.