The official NFL trade deadline day has arrived. 

Like all teams, the Tennessee Titans have until 3 p.m. CT to finalize any trades. Things got interesting for the Titans on Sunday night. 

There was an altercation at the Nashville Airport involving receiver Calvin Ridley. Ridley got into a verbal altercation with a valet and tried to snatch the keys out of the valet's hands after they lost his ticket and wouldn't let him drive off the lot without it. 

The valet has attempted to press charges.

After trading Jeffery Simmons, it may seem like there aren't many other valuable players on the team. Here are the latest trade rumors involving the Titans so far:

Ridley was rumored to be traded before the incident took place. Now, it's uncertain whether a trade is going to happen or not. The latest was that the Titans were shopping Ridley and that they were searching for a quality Day 3 pick. 

It makes sense for the Titans to try to get rid of him, with him going from a starter over the last two seasons to a backup in 2026. The incident at the airport may make it harder to find a trade suitor for Ridley. 

It would be in the Titans' best interests to get rid of that contract. 

Running back Tony Pollard has been mentioned as a trade target lately after his string of performances against the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals. 

Pollard is fresh off consecutive 100-yard games. He carried the Titans' offense in Week 7 vs. the Browns. Pollard finished with 129 rushing yards and three touchdowns. 

He had more help in Week 8. Cam Ward threw for two touchdowns, and Pollard ended the day with 117 rushing yards and two scores of his own. 

It's expected that Pollard's trade value would increase after the recent performances he's had. However, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Titans were firm in holding onto Pollard. 

Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer still believes the New York Giants may take a swing at a trade with Pollard. 

Like Pollard, Amani Hooker has done himself favors lately. 

Hooker leads the NFL with five interceptions after what he did to Joe Burrow and the Bengals. He intercepted the three-time Pro Bowler three times in the Week 8 loss. 

He had two interceptions coming into the game from the matchup with the Indianapolis Colts and his near pick-six in Week 2 against the Philadelphia Eagles. 

Teams that need safety help could benefit from trading for Hooker. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the Titans have received calls on Hooker but are sitting tight for now. 

We've seen this before. The Titans weren't keen on trading Simmons, but that all changed when the Chicago Bears sent General Manager Mike Borgonzi an offer he couldn't refuse. 

We'll see if the Titans change their mind on Ridley, Hooker or Pollard with the deadline happening at 3 p.m. CT. Titans Roundtable will keep you updated on the latest trades involving the Titans.