One other development within the case involving L’Jarius Sneed has taken place. The Titans cornerback was indicted by a Texas grand jury earlier this week, as detailed by veteran reporter Paul Kuharsky.
Sneed was indicted for failure to report a felony. The charge is a Class A misdemeanor which carries a maximum penalty of 1 or each of a $4,000 high-quality and up to 1 12 months in jail. No trial date has been set presently.
“We’re aware of the legal matter with L’Jarius Sneed and have remained in touch with NFL security per league protocol,” a team statement reads. “We may have no further comment during an ongoing investigation.”
That is the newest development within the case concerning Sneed and his former personal assistant, Tekonzae Williams. The 2 are also the topic of a civil suit stemming from an alleged incident which took place on December 6, 2024. Williams has been indicted for aggravated assault; he’s alleged to have fired gunshots on the vehicle of plaintiffs Christian Nshimiyimana and Avi Ahmed. Sneed’s indictment covers the accusation he witnessed the gunshots and did not report it.
Kuharsky adds that as of this past summer, Sneed and Williams were not related to each other. It nevertheless stays to be seen how this case will play out; likewise, the potential for league discipline looms. Convictions in trial proceedings are usually not obligatory for fines or suspensions to be handed down by the NFL.
After a powerful four-year run with the Chiefs, Sneed was franchise tagged in 2024. That move prevented a free agent departure and was followed by a trade sending him to the Titans. The 28-year-old inked a four-year, $76.4MM extension upon arrival in Tennessee but things haven’t gone based on plan in his case. Sneed played just five games in 2024 and it was unclear heading into this season how much he would have the ability to contribute.
The previous fourth-rounder has made seven appearances in 2025 but he currently resides on injured reserve. A return to motion sooner or later late within the 12 months can be something to look at for given Sneed’s uncertain outlook with the Titans. No matter what happens in that regard, his legal situation can be value monitoring as well.