At least three teams are showing interest in free-agent cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones, according to his agent. Agent Ray Savage said he hoped to set up in-person visits with the Lions, 49ers and Bengals in the near future. "Nothing's imminent, and I'm hopeful to schedule visits here in the next week or two," said Savage.

Lions coach Jim Schwartz is leaving open the possibility that the team could sign cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones. "We're still in the information-gathering stage at this point," said Schwartz. "We sent (vice president of pro personnel) Sheldon White down for his workout, and he worked out good. In making the decision, it won't be a football-only decision. There will be other considerations. We want to have a comfort level with him and, like I said, we're still in the information-gathering stage." Schwartz spent some time with Jones in Tennessee.

Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh left a visit with the Lions with positive feelings about the team. "From talking to him, he was very excited," Suh's agent, Roosevelt Barnes, said Friday. "He just felt really good about the whole visit." Suh spent parts of two days meeting with Lions coaches, officials and players.

The 49ers met privately with free-agent cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones prior to his pro-day style workout for NFL scouts on Friday. Jones was also scheduled to meet with the Lions on Friday morning, according to a report on NFL.com. A league source confirmed to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Jones did work out for teams Friday in New Orleans. In addition to Detroit and San Francisco, Jacksonville and New Orleans are believed to have attended the workout.

The Detroit Lions will host Nebraska DT Ndamukong Suh on an official visit Thursday and Friday, The Detroit News reports. Suh?s visit follows that of Oklahoma State OT Russell Okung and Oklahoma DT Gerald McCoy this week.

Leading up to the pro-day style workout Adam "Pacman" Jones is reported to be holding on Friday for NFL scouts, the cornerback privately met with the 49ers last week, according to NFL.com. Jones is also scheduled to meet with the Lions on Friday morning, according to the report. The workout will reportedly be held in New Orleans following Tulane's pro day. According to NFL.com, the 49ers, Lions, Jaguars and Saints will be at the workout.

Defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is scheduled to meet with the Lions on Thursday and Friday. Detroit has the second pick in next month's NFL Draft. RealGM's Jeff Risdon has Suh going to the Lions with the pick in his latest mock draft.

Larry Foote signed a three-year, $9.3 million deal that includes $3.9 million in the first year with the Steelers. Foote most recently played with Detroit, after playing between 2002 and 2008 with Pittsburgh.

The Lions need a third quarterback and head coach Jim Schwartz won't rule out the idea of drafting one next month. "You can take that first-round draft pick off, but maybe at some time in the draft a quarterback makes sense," Schwartz said Friday. "That's happened a bunch of different times. You're sitting saying, 'Hey, look, this makes sense right here.' I don't think we've gone into (the off-season) saying, 'This is exactly how we're going to fill that.' What you do is you just weigh every option that comes up. When one makes sense, you pull the trigger on it and right now we're still weighing our options." Detroit's plans may have changed since they acquired veteran quarterback Shaun Hill from the 49ers.

The Lions have acquired quarterback Shaun Hill from the 49ers for a seventh-round draft pick in 2011, according to a report in the Sacramento Bee. Hill was the odd man out last week when the 49ers signed David Carr and then gave Hill permission to seek a trade.