Titans' Calvin Ridley gives his side of Nashville airport 'incident' with valet, awaits possible charges
Calvin Ridley, the veteran Tennessee Titans wide receiver, gave his side of an "incident" that occurred at Nashville International Airport this past weekend.
Key points
- Speaking with reporters, Ridley said he took his keys from the valet’s hands when he didn’t have the ticket needed to retrieve them, though he said he showed other documents proving the truck was his.
- The reason for the reporter asking Ridley on Wednesday if the valet’s finger was cut was due to the report stating "one of the keys (or something on the keychain) cut the valet’s hand in the process" of him trying to take his keys.
- Ridley also confirmed the report stating he didn’t have his ticket and the valet couldn’t verify his truck.
Ridley acknowledged his involvement in the incident confirmed by the Titans, describing it as a back-and-forth argument with an airport valet while trying to retrieve the keys to his truck.
Additional details
- The report also cited sources that said Ridley was frustrated when the valet wouldn’t give him his keys.
- Ridley is in his third season with the Titans and his eighth year in the NFL.
- Ridley was expected to be a potential NFL trade candidate, as the Titans sit at 1-7 entering Week 10 in yet another struggling season.
- Ridley added the valet suffered an injury to one of his fingers.
- CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE "I took my keys out of his hand," Ridley said, via Yahoo Sports.
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