Tennessee Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley retrieved his truck keys from a Nashville International Airport valet attendant without presenting the valet ticket — an incident head coach Robert Saleh characterized Monday as a "minor miscommunication."
Ridley spoke to reporters Wednesday about the event, which occurred around 11 p.m. at the airport valet. He said his wife, mother, and two daughters waited nearby while he attempted to retrieve his vehicle. After showing identification, a photo of the truck, and his vehicle registration, the attendant refused to release the keys. Ridley then took them.
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Ridley said the attendant claimed he broke his finger during the exchange. Ridley showed the registration again before driving away. As of Wednesday, Ridley said he had not been contacted by law enforcement. The Titans confirmed they are coordinating with the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority.
Ridley, 31, is a veteran wide receiver in his eighth NFL season. He signed with Tennessee in 2024. Through seven games this season, he has six receptions for 91 yards.
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