Titans receiver Calvin Ridley was involved in a minor incident at Nashville International Airport over the weekend, according to head coach Robert Saleh. Speaking at a Monday news conference, Saleh described the situation as “a very minor miscommunication” but declined to provide further details, saying law enforcement is handling the matter.
The Tennessee Titans have faced a difficult season so far, with just one win and several off-field issues affecting the team. Saleh addressed the broader context of these challenges without expressing frustration, noting that “all 32 buildings deal with things throughout the season.” He added, “It’s unfortunate with what happened, but I’m sure we’ll move on with business as normal.”
Saleh acknowledged that the team’s poor record exacerbates the impact of such incidents. “Ultimately, when you’re losing, everything is kind of exacerbated,” he said. The coach’s comments came after the Titans’ Week 9 bye, as they prepare to host division rivals Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 10.
No further information has been released about the nature of the incident involving Ridley, whose status for the upcoming game remains unclear. The details are limited to Saleh’s brief remarks and the fact that law enforcement has taken over the case.
The Titans’ struggles both on and off the field have drawn attention this season, but the team appears focused on moving past recent distractions. Saleh’s measured tone suggests an intent to keep the team’s attention on football despite the events at the airport.
The upcoming matchup against the Jaguars offers the Titans a chance to build momentum after their bye week. Meanwhile, the situation with Ridley remains unresolved, pending any official updates from the team or authorities.
According to Yahoo Sports.