The NFL Players Association is supporting Tennessee Titans cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones' appeal for leniency to league commissioner Roger Goodell. "Your suspension of Jones without pay for the entire 2007 season is clearly excessive and much greater than discipline imposed upon other players for the same or similar incidents," the NFLPA said in a letter to Goodell on May 23. The letter, obtained by The Associated Press, was signed by staff counsel Thomas J. DePaso.

Tennessee Titans running back LenDale White did not make it back in time for today's organized team workouts, leaving Coach Jeff Fisher unclear about White's whereabouts. "Everybody else managed to make it back," Fisher said. "He didn't, so I don't know, I guess he had things that are more important to him than what we're doing. I would assume he would be back at some point today."

Keyshawn Johnson reportedly asked the Tennessee Titans for a two-year contract worth $12 million. He wanted to be paid more like Atlanta's Joe Horn, whom the Falcons gave a four-year, $19 million contract.

Veteran receiver Keyshawn Johnson visited with the Tennessee Titans on Friday but said he has no timetable for when he hopes to have a deal. Johnson, who turns 35 in July, was released by Carolina earlier this month after the Panthers drafted Southern California wideout Dwayne Jarrett. Johnson flew into Nashville on Thursday and spent Friday meeting with team officials and reviewing the offense before flying to Los Angeles. "At the end of the day ... we'll just see where it goes from here and do business," he told WTVF-TV. "I don't have any timetable, to be honest with you. There's no rush on my part. I came to meet the organization, meet the people, see the community and stuff like that."

Keyshawn Johnson visited with the Titans on Friday but said he has no timetable for when he hopes to have a deal. Johnson, who turns 35 in July, was released by Carolina earlier this month after the Panthers drafted USC wideout Dwayne Jarrett. Johnson flew into Nashville on Thursday and spent Friday meeting with team officials and reviewing the offense before flying to Los Angeles.

The Titans need an experienced receiver to help Vince Young, and said Thursday they are interested in veteran Keyshawn Johnson. "There's mutual interest I'd say right now," coach Jeff Fisher said. "I think we'll probably look into the possibility of pursuing things. Where that goes, I can't tell you."

Tennessee Titans cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones was caught speeding four days before his hearing in front of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who was aware of Pacman's infraction at the time of the hearing. Pacman's suspension from the NFL comes after five arrests and 10 incidents even though the player has never been convicted. On Monday, he was stopped in his red 2004 Cadillac XLT at 12:45 a.m. after an officer clocked him at 79 mph in a 55 mph zone. The NFL's punishment partially resulted from Pacman's arrests in February for obstruction of police in Georgia and public intoxication and disorderly conduct in August of 2006.

On the eve of his appeal to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, Adam "Pacman" Jones probably should avoid what he did the last time he was in New York for the meeting that led to his one-year suspension. Jones went to a strip club, sources close to the league, the players association and Jones have confirmed.

The Tennessee Titans signed quarterback Tim Rattay and claimed linebacker Gilbert Gardner off waivers from Indianapolis. The Titans also signed free-agent offensive lineman Marques Ogden and fullback Jonathan Evans and waived defensive tackle Marcus White, fullback Nic Luc and defensive tackle Adrian Haywood. Tennessee carried only two quarterbacks on the roster in 2006, with Kerry Collins backing up Vince Young. Collins re-signed with the Titans. "Tim will come in to learn our system, compete for a spot on our roster and give us the option of keeping three quarterbacks," general manager Mike Reinfeldt said.

The Titans signed quarterback Tim Rattay on Wednesday and also claimed linebacker Gilbert Gardner off waivers from Indianapolis. The Titans also signed free-agent offensive lineman Marques Ogden and fullback Jonathan Evans and waived defensive tackle Marcus White and undrafted rookies fullback Nic Luc and defensive tackle Adrian Haywood. Ogden is the younger brother of Baltimore left tackle Jonathan Ogden. Tennessee carried only two quarterbacks on the roster in 2006 with veteran Kerry Collins backing up Vince Young, and Matt Mauck was on the practice squad. Collins re-signed with the Titans this offseason.