#Titans HC Robert Saleh says Jordan Elliott having a gun was, in a way, a “small sign of a cry for help,” considering he had no prior issues and is a father and a hard worker. Saleh referenced two suicides in the NFL over the past year and expressed concern about players struggling without getting the help they need. “These kids go through a lot. I will stand on the table for Jordan’s character. My message to 31 other teams: If you need a hell of a run-stopping DT that can help for a playoff run, give me a call. I'll tell you everything you need to know about him. He’s a good man. Had a terrible lapse in judgment.”

@TheCoachandBro is the rare wrestling talk show that still treats the product like a business—and does it with actual jokes. @Thecoachrules and @THEVinceRusso spent the better part of an hour on the #RomanReigns /Sami Zayn face-off that opened Raw, the lingering Crown Jewel question marks, Bron Breakker’s nasty house-show fall, and the broader issue of where @WWE is actually headed. The chemistry remains the show’s quiet advantage: Coach’s polished, slightly exasperated straight-man energy against Russo’s unfiltered, half-irritated booking brain. They don’t just recap the segment; they argue the incentives behind it. They zeroed in on one of the more telling details of the night—@WWERomanReigns showing up, handling his business with Sami, and then essentially walking out of the building early. Russo and Coach treated it less like a “cool moment” and more like a symptom. When your biggest star can exit after the opening segment and the rest of the show still has to stand on its own, it raises the same questions they’ve been circling for weeks: how much of the product is built around Roman’s availability, and what happens to the show’s temperature once he leaves the frame. It’s the kind of business-level observation that separates this show from the usual highlight-and-react format. Russo, in particular, keeps returning to the practical side—hot opens, protecting stars, and not leaving the audience to fill in the gaps—without turning it into pure nostalgia. Russo also dropped the line “pop a nut,” which, in classic Russo fashion, was equal parts crude and pointed, but also educated the fans as to what a “pop” truly is. In context it wasn’t random shock value; it was his shorthand for the missing visceral reaction—the kind of genuine heat and investment that used to come from clear storytelling and protected stars, rather than the current habit of explaining everything in the ring or hoping the hardcore crowd carries it. The joke landed because it cut through the usual polite criticism and named the actual goal: get the audience to feel something real instead of politely nodding along. Coach and Bro are two guys who understand how the machine actually works, who can still laugh at it, and who are willing to point out when the machine is idling. If you want unfiltered booking talk that doesn’t insult your intelligence, this remains one of the better places to get it. MUST WATCH 🔥 🔥 🔥 #WWERaw #smackdown

Great show 🔥 🤣@THEVinceRusso Words so true…

Roman Reigns and Sami Zayn...Where is WWE Headed? | Coach and Bro 10/21/26 xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nGnRBDOX…

"Rick, I am not Shawn Michaels." 😂 @thecoachrules on the night Ric Flair told him they'd call the whole match in the ring. Full Coach and Bro with @THEVinceRusso is on YouTube. #CoachAndBro #RicFlair

Roman returns to Raw. Did it help or hurt? @thecoachrules and @JDfromNY206 on Roman and Sami, The 946 and Crown Jewel on The 2 Count 👇 youtu.be/f3JF41xjaQY #BehindTheTurnbuckle #WWERaw

Holy shit Dan Quinn actually didnt know it was fourth down and tried to kick a field goal. There has never been a more fired coach

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