The Titans are winless, but coach Jeff Fisher says that quarterback Kerry Collins isn't to blame. "Kerry has been fine. He has been fine," Fisher told the Tennessean on Monday. "It is a tough defense to attack and he made some great throws. I thought he did a great job, as best he could, redirecting protections. "Kerry is not the reason. He is certainly not the reason for the situation we're in." Collins has been solid this season, but the Tennessean points out that he has been dreadful in the fourth quarter. He's a combined 8-of-24 for 77 yards with a 25.9 rating in the fourth through the season's first three games.

The two oldest sons of slain NFL quarterback Steve McNair have gone to court looking for shares of his estate. Steven L. McNair Jr. and Steven O'Bryan McNair filed their separate claims Thursday in Davidson County Circuit Court in Nashville, according to CBS Sports. McNair, who did not have a will, was shot to death by his girlfriend at a Nashville apartment in July. She then killed herself.

Former receiver David Givens has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the Titans. Givens alleges that the team knowingly withheld medical information from him and encouraged him to play despite being advised that a knee condition could not withstand the rigors of NFL competition. He claims he should have been informed of the results of an examination by Dr. Tomas Byrd, an independent orthopedic surgeon who checked him before he signed a five-year contract in March 2006. Givens, 29, was a seventh-round pick out of Notre Dame in 2002 by the Patriots. He helped them to two Super Bowl championships before signing a $24 million, five-year contract with the Titans in March of 2006. That contract included a $6 million signing bonus and a roster bonus of $2 million in 2007. The Titans released him on Feb. 27, 2008.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher doesn't want the team to continue pointing fingers at one another. Tennessee was 13-3 last season, but is 0-2 through the first two weeks of 2009. "Let me set the record straight here: When you are a good football team and you start off the season (0-2) there is going to be frustration, OK? And the only way you get out of it is you avoid pointing fingers at anybody," Fisher told the Tennessean. "Everybody accepts the blame and you move on. There were adjustments made on the sideline for each and every thing that we saw. There was an adjustment made for that last big pass that they made, I heard it. The players alluding to the fact that we're having trouble making adjustments need to pay better attention to what is going on on the sideline." The Titans blew a 21-7 lead against the Texans on Sunday.

Titans defensive tackle Jason Jones was ejected for throwing a punch during a scrum on the Texans sideline Sunday. The incident took place in the fourth quarter of Tennessee's 34-31 home loss to Houston.

Steelers running back Willie Parker was reportedly dealing with a strained hamstring against the Titans in Week 1. ESPN's Adam Schefter has reported that Parker strained his hamstring in pregame warmups last Thursday, limiting him to about 85% effectiveness. Pittsburgh struggled to run the ball as a team against Tennessee. Parker managed just 19 yards on 13 carries in the team's Week 1 victory.

The Titans have been in talks with defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch about a contract extension for quite some time. Nothing is imminent, but sources told NFL.com that the lines of communication remain very much open. Vanden Bosch is making $5.3 million in the final season of his contract this year.

Free agent wide receiver Matt Jones spoke with the Titans, Cowboys and Bears last week. Adam Schefter of ESPN writes that "Jones is better than some receivers on rosters now. But the fact that he remains unsigned is an indication that teams are being ultra-careful about the players they sign and the people they bring in."

Titans tight end Bo Scaife says that Steelers linebacker James Harrison took a cheap shot at him on Thursday night. Scaife suffered a knee injury in the third quarter, when he says Pittsburgh's defensive star took a shot at him. "He dove at my leg. It was a cheap shot," Scaife told the Tennessean. "I have been playing my whole life and no one has ever hit me like that. So I know when it is real and when it is not real. So it was a cheap shot and I don't care if that gets back to him either." Scaife didn't return to the game after leaving in the third, and was limping in the locker room after the opener. "It's not too bad," he said. "But you know you have to talk to Coach Fisher about that stuff, man."

Titans running back LenDale White had the chance to deface a Terrible Towel on Thursday night but passed. Prior to the opening game of the 2009 season, White said he'd stomp on a Terrible Towel again if given the chance. A Pittsburgh fan threw one at him prior to the kickoff, but he simply tossed it back to the man. White finished with eight carries for 28 yards in Tennessee's 13-10 overtime loss to Pittsburgh.