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McCarron, G. (2026, October 21). Robert Saleh sticks up for Jordan Elliott after released Titans lineman pulled gun: ‘Call for help’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/21/sports/titans-robert-saleh-defends-jordan-elliott-after-lineman-pulled-gun/
McCarron, Grace. “Robert Saleh sticks up for Jordan Elliott after released Titans lineman pulled gun: ‘Call for help’.” New York Post, 21 Oct. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/10/21/sports/titans-robert-saleh-defends-jordan-elliott-after-lineman-pulled-gun/.
McCarron, Grace. “Robert Saleh sticks up for Jordan Elliott after released Titans lineman pulled gun: ‘Call for help’.” New York Post, October 21, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/10/21/sports/titans-robert-saleh-defends-jordan-elliott-after-lineman-pulled-gun/.
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Titans head coach Robert Saleh defended defensive lineman Jordan Elliott after the player was released by the team on Tuesday. The incident occurred when Elliott, upset following an argument with teammate JC Latham during a practice session last Thursday, attempted to retrieve a firearm from his car at the team facility. Fellow player John Franklin-Myers intervened before Elliott could proceed further. Saleh characterized Elliott's actions as a "call for help" rather than a criminal act and emphasized Elliott’s character, urging other NFL teams to give him another chance due to his talents on the field. The coach revealed that Elliott had been dealing with family issues at home, potentially explaining his behavior during the incident.