The Titans have agreed to terms with cornerback Cortland Finnegan on a contract extension through 2011, according to The Tennessean. The new deal is worth just under $17 million over the next four seasons, and it includes roughly $8.5 million in guaranteed money. "I am just so excited," Finnegan said Friday night. "When me and my mom talked about it we cried. It is definitely a humbling thing and hard work does pay off." Finnegan was a seventh-round pick out of Samford University in 2006.

Baltimore linebacker/defensive end Terrell Suggs plans to end his holdout over the weekend in anticipation of signing a $8.5 million franchise tender with the team, according to ESPN.com's John Clayton. He has agreed to play this season for $8.5 million and won't ask for any condition in the deal that will prevent the Ravens from franchising him next season, when he'll become a free agent. The Ravens and Suggs reached an agreement that allowed the franchise number to be the difference between the top-five number at defensive end and linebacker, which increased his tender to $8.5 million.

The Raiders agreed to terms on a one-year deal with Adam Archuleta on Monday, in a move to add depth to their defense, according to an Associated Press report. Archuleta was at the Raiders' practice facility Monday morning and left with trainer Rod Martin to take a physical. Archuleta was expected to take part in the night practice.

The Packers agreed to terms with Ryan Grant on Saturday, allowing one of last year's star running backs to end his seven-day holdout and report to training camp as early as Sunday, as reported by ESPN.com. Agent Alan Herman said Grant has agreed to a four-year deal that could be worth up to $30M, with much of the money coming in performance-based escalators. Grant will make $4.25M this season.