Adam "Pacman" Jones will meet with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on April 3 to discuss the Tennessee Titans cornerback's run-ins with the law. A person within the league familiar with Jones' situation told The Associated Press that a hearing will occur April 3. That person requested anonymity because the hearing has not been announced. Goodell is unlikely to make any decision on a suspension or fine at that time, because the commissioner's new, stricter player conduct policy has not been completed.

Police in Las Vegas will recommend to the city's district attorney that Pacman Jones be charged with one count of felony coercion and also a midsdemeanor count of battery and a misdemeanor count of threat to life. "It took approximately five weeks to investigate this and it's not something we took lightly," Las Vegas Metro police lieutenant George Castro said at a Monday press conference. "We had to look at a lot of video and it came from five sources. "You can only imagine what it was like that night, very violent, very chaotic, so some of the information we had was very sketchy."

Pacman Jones' future with the Titans could be decided by the end of this week, even before commissioner Roger Goodell announces his stricter personal conduct policy. Titans coach Jeff Fisher told the Daily News on Sunday at the league meetings that he anticipates a decision will be made "by the end of the week" regarding the cornerback's status with the team. "Immediate or long-term or a combination of both," he said. "I can't comment. At this point, there's too much information forthcoming over the next week or so. The difficult part is there is a lot of information we have been unable to obtain to this point." Jones could be suspended by Goodell. Another possibility is the Titans could cut Jones.

With the future of Adam "Pacman" Jones up in the air, the Titans agreed to terms Wednesday with unrestricted free agent safety Bryan Scott. Terms were not disclosed. Scott, 25, joins his third team in three seasons, having spent the 2006 campaign with the Saints.

Linebacker Colby Bockwoldt signed with the 49ers on Monday. Bockwoldt played mostly on special teams for the Titans last season after two years with the Saints, starting 16 games in 2005. The Titans and the Steelers also hoped to sign him, but Bockwoldt chose to reunite with 49ers special teams coordinator Al Everest, his coach in New Orleans for two years.

The Titans have hired veteran assistant Fred Graves as their wide receivers coach, a job that will entail the development of one of the league's youngest pass-catching corps. Graves, 57, served the past two seasons as the Lions' wide receivers coach. Head coach Jeff Fisher decided on Graves after deliberating for a few weeks over the successor to Ray Sherman, who departed last month to become the Dallas wide receivers assistant.

The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms with unrestricted free agent WR Justin Gage from the Chicago Bears on a multi-year contract. The fourth-year receiver has played in 49 career games with 16 starts with the Bears. Gage career totals include 64 receptions for 908 yards (14.2 avg.) and four touchdowns. ?Justin is a big, physical and athletic receiver, who has a good deal of playing experience with the Bears,? said Titans General Manager Mike Reinfeldt. ?He gives us a different body-type and he will compete for a role within our receiving corps.? For the NFC North Champions in 2006, Gage played in eight games and posted four receptions for 68 yards (17.0 avg.). In 2005, Gage posted his best season statistically with a career-high 31 receptions (second on team) for 346 yards (second on team) and two touchdowns (tied for career-high).

Nick Harper is going from the Super Bowl champion Colts to a division rival, the Tennessee Titans. The free-agent cornerback agreed to a three-year deal with the Titans, agent Ian Greengross said. "Nick was impressed with what he saw when the Colts played the Titans," Greengross said. "They played the Colts close the first time and beat the Colts the second time. He likes where they are heading."

The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms on an offer sheet with restricted free agent linebacker Ryan Fowler, a deal the Dallas Cowboys will have seven days to match. Fowler had signed a four-year offer sheet from Philadelphia on Sunday. But the Titans, who visited with the linebacker last week before he went to Philadelphia, topped that deal Monday, and his agent Alan Herman said Fowler signed the offer sheet.

A man was arrested and charged with aggravated assault after police said he threatened troubled Titans cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones with a knife at a Franklin, Tenn., bowling alley. "Mr. Jones was here just trying to be a normal customer, trying to bowl" with several others, Franklin police detective Stephanie Cisco said, according to The Tennessean newspaper.