Titans Release Jordan Elliott After Facility Incident

The Tennessee Titans released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott on Tuesday, October 20, after an internal review of an incident at the team’s facility five days earlier. The team has not disclosed what happened or what findings led to the decision, and said it would make no further comment. In a statement relayed by team reporter Jim Wyatt, the Titans said the incident involving Elliott occurred on Thursday, October 15. The organization said it reviewed the matter before deciding to release him. The statement did not describe the incident, say whether anyone else was involved or explain the specific basis for the roster move. The decision came two days after Tennessee beat the Indianapolis Colts 26-20 on Sunday, October 18, earning its first victory of the 2026 season under head coach Robert Saleh. The timing does not establish a connection between the win and Elliott’s release. Elliott had played in all five of Tennessee’s games this season, making one start and recording 11 tackles, according to the report. His departure removes a defensive lineman who had been part of the team’s rotation. The Titans will need to redistribute his responsibilities, though the team has not said...