Jeff Fisher will announce that Vince Young will replace veteran Kerry Collins as the starting quarterback, according to sources familiar with the situation. Fisher could not immediately be reached for comment. Young, Collins and Fisher are expected to speak with reporters after practice, which is scheduled to begin at noon. The quarterback switch comes a few days after Titans owner Bud Adams informed the coaching staff he wants Young to start immediately.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher won't announce who will start at quarterback for the team this weekend. He cited "competitive reasons" for his decision to keep the decision private. Thus far, Fisher has stuck with Kerry Collins over Vince Young despite Tennessee's 0-6 start. Ownership is reportedly pushing for Fisher to start Young.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher has apologized for wearing a Colts jersey at a charity function. When he introduced Tony Dungy at the event, Fisher took off his jacket and shirt, revealing a Manning Colts jersey underneath, saying, "I just wanted to feel like a winner." The event was held in Nashville. "It was for a very, very worthwhile cause, charity," Fisher said on his weekly radio show, according to The Tennessean. "I was introducing Tony, just having fun with it and I really apologize if I offended anybody, but if you're offended over the nature of that type of thing, then I think you need to rethink things. "This is a very worthwhile and needy benefit and I was honored to be there. ... I'm sorry if I offended anybody but if I had to do it again, I would do it again."

The Titans plan to discuss a new contract with defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch this weekend, according to a league source. Tennessee has a bye this weekend and has been in constant contact with Vanden Bosch, who can become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season.

Text messages show a woman asked Steve McNair to transfer $2,000 into her bank account hours before police say she shot him to death, then turned the gun on herself. Nashville police released the text messages Monday night as part of a case summary and detailed the exchanges between the two hours before the July 4 murder-suicide, according to an ESPN.com report.

The Titans have gone from first to worst, but coach Jeff Fisher appears to be secure for the remainder of the season. "Even if I am unhappy, you don't make changes in the middle of the season. You don't know what you might end up with," owner Bud Adams told the Tennessean of the team's coaching staff. "We'll just have to see what happens the rest of the way. I'll have to make my decision after the season is up. Who knows, we might come back and win 10 games. Then it wouldn't look so bad compared to how we started out. We have to look at the overall picture. "But right now we're not doing very well, and that worries me." Tennessee is 0-6 after going 13-3 last season.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher was embarrassed by the team's 59-0 loss at the hands of the Patriots on Sunday. "I'm disappointed and embarrassed," Fisher told the Associated Press. "Fortunately for me, career-wise, I have never been through anything like this before and, unfortunately, it happened tonight. I can assure you one thing, it's not going to happen again." The Titans, who won their first ten games last season, are now winless through six games. "I don't think anybody in this league is 59 points better than us," tight end Bo Scaife said. "This is the worst it gets."

Vince Young replaced Titans quarterback Kerry Collins late in the team's blowout loss to the Patriots on Sunday. With Tennessee trailing 59-0, coach Jeff Fisher brought Young off the bench. His first pass attempt was intercepted by Patriots rookie safety Patrick Chung.

Titans running back LenDale White was carted off the field in Foxboro on Sunday afternoon. White left the game and was limping on the sideline before hoping on a cart and heading to the locker room in the second quarter. New England had a 45-0 lead over Tennessee at halftime. He had six carries for 15 yards prior to the injury.

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady threw an NFL record five touchdowns against the Titans in the second quarter on Sunday. Brady went 24-for-28 with 345 yards and five scores in the first half, leading New England to a 45-0 lead over Tennessee. He connected with Randy Moss (twice), Wes Welker (twice) and Kevin Faulk for the scores.