Bears bring in Jordan Elliott for workout weeks after incident at Titans' facility

Bears Roster Bears bring in Jordan Elliott for workout weeks after incident at Titans' facility The Chicago Bears brought in defensive tackle Jordan Elliott for a workout Tuesday, just weeks after he was cut by the Titans By NBC Chicago Staff • Published 11 minutes ago • Updated 5 minutes ago The Chicago Bears brought several players into Halas Hall for workouts Tuesday, including former Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jordan Elliott. Elliott, a former third-round pick, was released by the Titans in October after a high-profile incident in which he allegedly tried to retrieve a gun from his vehicle at the team’s facility following an argument with a teammate. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. WATCH HERE According to NFL.com, Elliott became involved in an altercation with Titans teammate JC Latham at the team’s facility on October 15. Head coach Robert Salah confirmed reports that Elliott attempted to retrieve a firearm from his vehicle, and the Titans released him five days later. NFL rules prohibit personnel from possessing firearms on team property, according to reports. Saleh called the incident a “terrible lapse in judgment,” but said Elliott was a “good man” when discussing the incident. “He’s a good man. Made a terrible, had a terrible lapse in judgment that I recognize as a call for help more than a criminal act,” he told reporters in Tennessee, according to the Associated Press . "He’s never committed a crime in his entire life and he pulled a gun, in the parking lot.” In parts of seven NFL seasons with the Browns, 49ers and Titans, Elliott has five sacks and 159 total tackles in 102 games. He had 11 total tackles in five games with the Titans before his release. He had signed a two-year deal with the team prior to the season. Local Evanston 1 minute ago Evanston school releases statement after 17-year-old student killed in tragic crash Homer Glen 10 minutes ago Likely source of E. coli cases linked to popular suburban pumpkin farm identified The Bears are looking for some help on defense after several high-profile injuries in recent weeks. The team is currently entering their bye week, and won’t play again until November 22. This article tagged under: Bears Roster