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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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Robert Saleh, head coach of the Tennessee Titans, defended Jordan Elliott, a defensive lineman who was released by the team after an incident involving a firearm. The event occurred when Elliott left the practice facility following an argument with teammate JC Latham and retrieved a gun from his car in the parking lot. According to reports, Elliott had been dealing with family issues at home that may have contributed to the incident. Saleh characterized it as "a call for help" rather than a criminal act, emphasizing Elliott’s character and contributions to the team. Latham also expressed no ill will towards Elliott, acknowledging the importance of mental health support in such situations.