Veteran cornerback Ty Law, one of the top free agents still on the market, is interested in playing for the Titans. Law's price tag, however, might keep the Titans from getting in the mix for five-time Pro Bowl selection. Law's agent, Carl Poston, said yesterday he's had recent conversations with Titans General Manager Floyd Reese about bringing Law to Nashville for a visit.

David Givens, one of Tom Brady's primary targets on two of New England's Super Bowl winners, has signed with the Tennessee Titans. The free agent wide receiver has agreed to a multiyear contract with the Tennessee Titans, the team announced on its Web site. Givens had 158 receptions for 2,214 yards and 12 touchdowns in four years with New England. He is the Patriots' career leader in postseason touchdown catches with seven. He had a career-high 59 catches for 738 yards and two touchdowns last season.

Charges against Titans cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones over a nightclub scuffle were dismissed Monday when the men who brought the case asked prosecutors to drop it. Jones had been scheduled for a hearing to decide whether two counts of misdemeanor assault and a felony count of vandalism should be sent to a grand jury.

On Thursday, the Tennessee Titans decided to pay a $1 million fee that will keep quarterback Steve McNair with the team this season but allow him to become a free agent after 2006. The move means the Titans won't have to pay a $50 million option that would have extended McNair's contract through 2009, the quarterback's agent said Thursday. "What this amounts to is they decided to pay $1 million and not add three years to his contract, so this is his last year. At the end of this year, Steve will be a free agent," agent Bus Cook said.