After the Jordan Elliott news broke at the Tennessee Titans facility on Wednesday, the media landscape has been differing views on the incident and how Robert Saleh and the organization handled it.
While these takes mostly center on Saleh and Elliott, with comments spanning the emotional spectrum, one aspect of the story has largely flown under the radar: John Franklin-Myers’s role in de-escalating the situation.
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This situation was ugly, and it truly could have cascaded into a nightmare that would have left a tragic imprint on the organization if not for Franklin-Myers, who, as
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