Report: DT Jordan Elliott to work out for Bears

Former Tennessee Titans DT Jordan Elliott working out with Chicago Bears, per report

Bears work out DT Jordan Elliott

<p>Defensive tackle Jordan Elliott was one of the players the <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/bears" target="_blank" >Bears</a> worked out Tuesday, according to ESPN. Elliott was released by the Titans last month after an incident at the team’s facility.</p><p>That does not necessarily mean a signing is imminent. Teams often work out players to keep their scouting reports updated in case of future needs.</p><p>Last month, Elli…

DL Jordan Elliott Could Be Bears Free Agent Target

This post isn’t about a trade, which is a rarity on NFL Trade Deadline Day. But Jordan Elliott working out with the Chicago Bears is a story that could be worth following if the team doesn’t add any more defensive line help via trade before Tuesday’s 3 p.m. CT deadline. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports (via Twitter/X) that the Bears are having free agent defensive tackle Jordan Elliott in for a workout on Tuesday. This report comes just a few days a…

Report: DT Jordan Elliott to work out for Bears

Defensive tackle Jordan Elliott is getting another look from an NFL team.

NFL News: Bears Work Out Jordan Elliott After Titans Release Following Gun Incident

Chicago Bears are evaluating free agent defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following his release from the Tennessee Titans. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Elliott's workout on November 10, 2026. Chicago could strengthen its defensive line depth with the experienced defender, although no contract has been confirmed.

Bears Working Out DT Jordan Elliott

Adam Schefter reports that the Bears are working out veteran DT Jordan Elliott. Elliott was recently cut for a gun-related incident at the team’s facility, which was under investigation by the league. Titans HC Robert Saleh vouched for Elliott after his release and feels it was “a call for help more than a criminal act.” “I will stand on the table for Jordan’s character,” Saleh said, via ESPN. “Unfortunately, rules are rules with regard to guns …