Titans third round draft pick LenDale White of USC made a nice initial splash Sunday, showing some burst on handoffs. White said he's lost about 16 pounds since leaving Nashville after the June minicamps and now weighs about 227. In the Rose Bowl he weighed 252 pounds. White was often criticized about his weight and physical conditioning leading up to the NFL draft. "My immediate goal is to stay healthy, to compete and go for a starting job," the running back said Sunday after his first training camp practice. "That's the goal, and hopefully the long-term goal is to be in the game and help my team win games." White rushed for 3,159 yards and 52 touchdowns in three seasons at USC. Because of questions about his attitude, however, he fell to the second round in the draft, when the Titans took him with the 45th overall pick. White agreed to terms on Thursday, but some unfinished business with his contract kept him out of camp until Sunday. "I definitely think he can be an asset to our team if he gets in here and learns the offense, learns what it takes to be a professional and works hard every day," veteran linebacker David Thornton said. "If he does that, the sky's the limit for this kid. He's obviously a wonderful player."

Kerry Collins is scheduled to visit Nashville today and undergo a physical for the Titans, according to an ESPN report Thursday night. An 11-year veteran, Collins played last season with the Raiders and has been the subject of some offseason speculation about possibly joining the Titans.

The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms on contracts with rookie quarterback Vince Young, rookie running back LenDale White and rookie linebacker Terna Nande. ?We?re pleased to finish up these rookie contracts in time for camp,? said Titans General Manger Floyd Reese. ?This ensures that all of our rookies can focus on football and improving each day in practice so they can be in a position to contribute to the team.? Young (6-4, 233) was selected in the first-round (3rd overall) by the Titans. The selection was the team?s highest pick in the draft since 1995, when Steve McNair was chosen with the third pick by the Oilers. Before declaring for the NFL draft after his junior season, Young compiled a 30-2 record over his three-year career as the Longhorns starting quarterback which ranked sixth in NCAA history and led Texas to its first national title in 35 years.

Vince Young?s agent remains committed to getting the quarterback under contract and into training camp when it opens Friday. Major Adams remains in Nashville and was to speak again by telephone with Tennessee Titans general manager Floyd Reese Tuesday night with another face-to-face meeting scheduled for today. ?We haven?t had any breakthroughs yet, but we?re still talking,? Adams told The City Paper. ?I?m still confident we can get it done in time.? Adams declined to say how much guaranteed money he was seeking for the third overall pick in the draft, but did say the contract for the University of Texas star would ?probably? wind up being a six-year deal.

Tennessee Titans general manager Floyd Reese still has yet to respond to Chris Brown's trade demand, according to Ryan Morgan, who along with Wynn Silberman, represents Brown. ?We haven?t heard anything from Floyd as of yet,? Morgan said. ?I?ve been in and out this weekend, but we would hope that things might pick up Monday.?

Tennessee running back Chris Brown, who is entering the last year of his rookie contract, officially has requested the right to seek a trade, according to Brown's representatives from Morgan Advisory Group. The Titans received official notification of the request in a letter written by agents Ryan Morgan and Wynn Silberman and delivered to the team on Monday. Brown decided his long-term future in Tennessee was in doubt after his agents met with general manager Floyd Reese.

Negotiations with the Titans for their top draft pick, Vince Young, will begin face-to-face Thursday, and his agent said Tuesday he expects the quarterback will be signed in time for the start of training camp. "I'm pretty confident we'll get it done," Major Adams said. "I'll be in Nashville on Thursday, and then I'll stay until it's done."

The structuring of Vince Young's deal with the Titans and the amount of the signing bonus are yet to be determined, but a package somewhere in the neighborhood of $50 million, with approximately 40 to 50 percent of that amount guaranteed, is probably what it will take to bring the No. 3 overall pick under contract.

A league source is saying that Cornerback Ty Law has three teams on his radar whom he is considering signing with. The list includes the Chiefs, Patriots, and Titans. Many believe that Law will sign with whoever ponies up the most money. The Chiefs and Patriots are believed to be the two true contenders.