The Tennessee Titans have released defensive lineman Jordan Elliott following an incident at the team facility where he reportedly retrieved a firearm during a dispute with a teammate. The team confirmed Elliott's dismissal on Tuesday, though details surrounding the altercation, which involved offensive lineman JC Latham, remain somewhat vague. This event has drawn commentary from various sports analysts, with some defending Elliott while others highlight the seriousness of the situation.
Adding to the team's concerns ahead of their Week 7 matchup against the Cleveland Browns, several key players are listed as questionable. Running back Tyjae Spears and wide receiver Calvin Ridley are both dealing with injuries that could impact their availability. Meanwhile, running back Tony Pollard received a day off during practice but is expected to play. The team also opened the practice window for linebacker Dorian Mausi, indicating a potential return from injured reserve.
Titans Release Jordan Elliott After Practice Firearm Incident; Key Players Questionable for Week 7
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