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Titans coach says Jordan Elliott pulling gun in team parking lot was not ‘criminal act’
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Player fetched firearm after altercation with JC Latham Tennessee released defensive tackle on Tuesday Robert Saleh calls situation ‘lapse in judgement’ Tennessee Titans coach Robert Saleh confirmed on Wednesday that defensive tackle Jordan Elliott was released after pulling a gu
Player fetched firearm after altercation with JC Latham Tennessee released defensive tackle on Tuesday Robert Saleh calls situation ‘lapse in judgement’ Tennessee Titans coach Robert Saleh confirmed on Wednesday that defensive tackle Jordan Elliott was released after pulling a gun in the parking lot of the team facility but said it was a “terrible lapse in judgment that I recognize as a call for help more than a criminal act”. The Titans had announced Tuesday that Elliott was released, but said only that it came after his involvement in an unspecified incident at the team’s facility five days earlier. Continue reading...
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