Titans WR Calvin Ridley Involved in Nashville Airport Incident; Saleh Calls It 'Minor Miscommunication'

Titans receiver Calvin Ridley was involved in an incident at Nashville International Airport over the weekend, and coach Robert Saleh said Monday the matter is now in the hands of law enforcement.

Saleh described it as an "unfortunate" interaction and a "very minor miscommunication," NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe reported. He said the team is aware of everything that's happening but didn't go further.

The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority confirmed the incident Sunday night, according to ESPN, but details haven't been released. The Titans said Sunday they were aware and in communication with the airport authority and would not comment further. Tennessee was on its bye this week.

What happens next depends on law enforcement, and nothing has been said publicly about charges or about any discipline from the team or the league. Until more facts come out, it's unclear whether the incident will affect Ridley's availability.

On the field, Ridley's role has shrunk. The 31-year-old has six catches for 91 yards and no touchdowns in seven games this season, a sharp drop for a receiver who signed a four-year, $92 million deal with Tennessee in 2024 and has three 1,000-yard seasons on his résumé.

The timing is notable with Tuesday's trade deadline a day away and Tennessee sitting at 1-7. The Titans return from the bye to host the AFC South-leading Jaguars on Sunday, Nov. 15.