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Titans Player Retrieved Gun After Practice Fight
21 Oct
Summary
- Jordan Elliott sought a firearm from his car after a dispute.
- The Tennessee Titans released Elliott following an incident.
- NFL rules prohibit firearms at team or league facilities.
Former Tennessee Titans defensive lineman Jordan Elliott was released by the team on Tuesday. This action followed an incident that occurred at the team facility last Thursday. A source confirmed that Elliott went to his car in the players' parking lot to retrieve a gun after a dispute with offensive lineman JC Latham.
The gun reportedly did not leave Elliott's parking spot. However, NFL rules strictly prohibit players from possessing firearms at any team or league facilities. Titans coach Robert Saleh had mentioned Elliott was dealing with personal matters prior to the incident, and he did not participate in subsequent team activities.
Elliott, 28, had joined the Titans in the offseason on a two-year contract. He appeared in five games this season, recording 11 tackles. His release highlights the league's zero-tolerance policy regarding firearms on premises.
