Albert Haynesworth is working out regularly, but contract talks between the defensive tackle and the Titans have remained dormant, according to the Tennessean. "I have told [general manager] Mike [Reinfeldt] we are ready to talk about it at any time, but they have chosen to go slow in negotiations, which they have the right to do," his agent Chad Speck said. "I anticipate us talking." Tennessee designated Haynesworth has their franchise player in February.

The league has finally approved the trade between the Cowboys and the Titans that will send suspended cornerback Pacman Jones to Dallas, according to ESPN.com. Barring a trade or cut, Jones will now be a Cowboy for the next four years after signing a new four-year contract with Dallas. The new deal doesn't include any signing bonuses or other guaranteed money.

The trade between the Cowboys and Titans that will land cornerback Pacman Jones in the Lone Star State is nearly official, according to the Dallas Morning News. On Saturday the two teams completed the deal, which sent a fourth-round pick to Tennessee for Jones. The Titans will also receive a sixth-rounder in 2009 if the cornerback stays out of trouble next season. Jones agreed to a new contract on Saturday, one of the things that was keeping the deal from becoming official. In addition, if the NFL doesn't re-instate Jones this season, the Titans will give the Cowboys a fourth-round pick next year. The league has yet to approve the deal, but the two teams anticipate that they will as the second day of the draft kicks off Sunday.

The Titans and left tackle Michael Roos have agreed to terms on a six-year, $43 million contract extension, according to the Tennessean. Roos will become the NFL's third-highest-paid tackle with the deal. "He is a low-key guy, and it takes an awful lot to get him excited, but he is smiling," his agent Cameron Foster said. "The beauty of this is I didn't have to twist any arms to make the Titans realize his value. They were pretty much fair out of the blocks, and this contract makes Michael the third-highest-paid tackle, behind Orlando Pace (Rams) and Walter Jones (Seahawks)."

The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms on a trade that will send CB Adam Jones to the Dallas Cowboys. Final details are still to be worked out prior to the draft and Jones must pass a physical before the trade will be finalized.

Albert Haynesworth, the leader of the Titans' defense, believes that the team needs to pry Chad Johnson away from the Bengals, according to the Tennessean. "We just need to add some more pieces if we want to go deep into the playoffs. I think we are still missing a bunch of pieces to make us an elite team that can go deep into the playoffs ,and until we address those, probably our peak will be 10-6," Haynesworth said on Monday. He has been rather outspoken this offseason, recommending that the team selects receiver Malcolm Kelly in the first round of the draft and trade with Cincinnati for Johnson.

Adam Jones paid extortion money to a 29-year old man arrested in the Las Vegas strip club shooting he was linked to, according to the Tennessean. A police report obtained on Monday said that the man used go-betweens to reach Jones, who paid him $15,000 in two installments shortly after the shooting. The report also claims that Jones gave various amounts of money to other parties involved since the incident.

Titans' cornerback Pacman Jones is happy that an arrest has been made in the Las Vegas strip club shooting that led to his NFL suspension, according to The Tennessean. His attorney also said that Jones is hoping for closure as the NFL Draft nears and so do the chances of Jones being both reinstated and traded away from Tennessee. The attorney claims that Jones has cooperated with authorities but wouldn't reveal how often he has met with police. "All we can say is Adam has cooperated with the authorities since the beginning, and if our cooperation has helped in apprehending the proper party then we are very satisfied," attorney Manny Arora said. "Hopefully, now the attention will be focused on the victims who suffered in this case as well as the people that perpetrated the crime, and Adam can get back to having some privacy and move past this."

Pacman Jones said Tuesday he?s delayed filing for reinstatement with the NFL until a possible trade is worked out, according to an Associated Press report. Jones told the Michael Irvin Show on ESPN Radio that he had planned to seek reinstatement but has changed his mind for now.

The Cowboys have increased their offer to the Titans for cornerback Pacman Jones, according to the Dallas Morning News. In previous weeks the Cowboys had been sticking to their initial offer of one mid-round pick, but that has changed according to the report. Tennessee has been looking two picks, one this year and one next, all along.