Titans' owner Bud Adams is looking to acquire Bills' running back Travis Henry. Buffalo is looking for a third-round selection in exchange for Henry. "We're interested in Henry,'' Adams said yesterday from the NFL Meetings in Washington, D.C. "He wants to get out of Buffalo. We think he has a lot of ability. We think he has four good years left. Because of where he went to college I think he'd be real popular with the fans. "I think he'd be a real good addition.''

The Titans are among the teams who would trade for Bills' running back Travis Henry, who played for the Tennessee Volunteers. The Titans and Bills discussed a trade for Henry during the NFL Draft, and General Manager Floyd Reese and Bills GM Tom Donohoe have had some dialogue since. ''My gut is I think if they can't get what they were looking for during the draft, then I am almost thinking they are going to keep him,'' Reese said. ''But I don't know that.'' Reese said the Bills initially wanted a second- or third- round pick. Reese said the Titans offered the Bills a fifth-round pick and the Bills balked. ''If I can get him at a decent price, yeah,'' Reese said.

Running back ReShard Lee agreed to a two-year deal with the Buffalo Bills. Lee's agent, Harold Lewis, said his client is traveling to Orchard Park to sign the deal May 15. He didn't disclose terms of the deal. The team declined comment. Lee, who was released by the Dallas Cowboys, is expected to compete for the backup job behind Willis McGahee. Lee played in 14 games last season, running for 128 yards on 27 carries. He sought his release after the Cowboys signed Anthony Thomas.