A deal between the Steelers and offensive tackle Flozell Adams isn't imminent, according to a league source. Adams visited the Steelers on Tuesday and took a physical. Agent Jordan Woy told the Steelers that Adams is drawing interest from at least three other clubs, according to a team source.

NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith says he and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell are working to finalize a Collective Bargaining Agreement that would run through the 2016 season. "We're going to negotiate a six-year deal," Smith told FOXSports.com at the NFL's Rookie Symposium. The CBA extension approved in 2006 was also six years in length. In 2008, owners unanimously voted to truncate the deal by two years. The NFL is now heading toward a work stoppage in March 2011 when the current CBA expires.

The New York Daily News reports that there is a just a 10 percent chance that the Jets will sign quarterback JaMarcus Russell, according to a league source. The Raiders released Russell this offseason after he ballooned to over 300 pounds.

Steelers rookie offensive tackle Chris Scott, the team's fifth round pick, will have surgery to repair a broken foot on Wednesday. He is expected to miss three months, meaning he'll miss the entire preseason and would not return until October at the earliest. Pittsburgh is already without starter Willie Colon, who tore his Achilles tendon and will be placed on the IR.

Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has been all smiles at the NFL Rookie Symposium this week. He intends to deliver has a quarterback once he takes the field. "I definitely take pride in the coaches picking me and take pride in the fact that I want to prove them right," Tebow said. "That'll be a goal of mine in playing in the National Football League -- to prove coach McDaniels right and to prove Brian Xanders right and to prove the people that supported me right. "That's something that I'll take pride in trying to do."

The Lions won't make a play for Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, according to Jason La Canfora. Detroit doesn't want Haynesworth to have a negative influence on rookie Ndamukong Suh. "Lions no longer mulling any trade for Albert Haynesworth. Have determined he'd be a possible negative influence on Suh," La Canfora wrote on his Twitter page.

Sources tell ESPNNewYork.com that the Jets have checked on JaMarcus Russell and have interest in the former first overall pick. The Jets are looking to acquire a veteran quarterback before training camp and, while league sources maintain that free agent Mark Brunell remains the odds-on favorite, Mike Tannenbaum isn't ignoring other options.

The young son of Randall Cunningham, the 2 1/2-year-old Christian, was found floating in the backyard hot tub. A woman at Cunningham's house was with several children when she found the boy at about 4:30 p.m., Las Vegas police Lt. Dennis Flynn said. Abuse and neglect detectives were investigating the incident at the house. Police said the drowning appeared to be an accident.

The Saints have raised nearly $500,000 in a Super Bowl ring raffle that will benefit people affected by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, according to the Times-Picayune. Raffle tickets are $2 each, but buyers must make a minimum $10 order. The deadline is Sept. 9, and the raffle winner will be announced before that night's regular-season opener.

A spokesman for the Virginia Beach restaurant where a birthday party was held for Michael Vick said the establishment has surveillance video that conflicts with the account of Vick's attorney of the moments before a shooting early Friday morning. A man identified in media reports as Quanis Phillips was shot in the leg as the party was breaking up. Attorney Larry Woodward has said Vick was gone long before the shooting. "I'm not saying that Michael Vick did the shooting. But he did not leave [long] before," spokesman Allen Fabijan said.