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The Tennessee Titans cut defensive lineman Jordan Elliott after he brought a gun to the team’s training facility in a “terrible lapse of judgement,” officials said Wednesday.

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Titans coach Robert Saleh defended Elliott and called his now-former player “a good man” who deserves another chance — but just not in Tennessee.

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“He’s a good man (who) had a terrible lapse in judgment that I recognize as a call for help more than a than a criminal act,” Saleh told reporters. “It’s unfortunate the way it went down.”

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Union officials and Elliott’s agent could not be immediately reached for comment on Wednesday.

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It wasn’t immediately clear what might have prompted Elliott to bring a firearm to the team’s Nashville headquarters.

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Nashville police were not called and did not respond to the scene, the department said Wednesday.

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“The league’s firearm policy prohibits any personnel from bringing a firearm to club facilities, stadiums, and team hotels and on team planes or buses,” the NFL said in a statement to NBC News on Wednesday. “The club promptly notified the league of the matter which is under review.”

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Elliott had played in Tennessee’s first five games this season before being listed as inactive on Sunday…

Original source: https://www.nbcnews.com/sports

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