Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson and Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan have each been fined $25,000 but not suspended in the wake of Sunday's fight. Johnson and Finnegan exchanged punches late in Houston's 20-0 victory over Tennessee. Finnegan set off the brawl by jabbing at Johnson's neck and face mask at the line of scrimmage. Johnson ripped off Finnegan's helmet and landed at least two punches to Finnegan's head and neck. The two spun each other, and Finnegan tore off Johnson's helmet before players and referees intervened. "He kept doing little things and I told him: 'Just because you're frustrated, you need to stop what you're doing,' " Johnson said. "I guess he thought it was funny."

Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson and Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan were ejected after an on-field fight on Sunday afternoon. Houston defeated Tennessee 21-0 and the pair were ejected in the fourth quarter. Finnegan set it off by pushing up Johnson's face mask at the line of scrimmage. Johnson ripped off Finnegan's helmet and landed at least two punches to Finnegan's head and neck. Finnegan tore off Johnson's helmet before players and referees intervened. The game was delayed for five minutes after the incident.

Tennessee offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger is delaying cancer treatment and will call plays in Sunday's game against the Texans. Titans coach Jeff Fisher said Thursday that Heimerdinger met with his doctors Wednesday night and will start his treatment Monday. "So obviously he feels good enough to finish up this week and call the game, so we're very, very excited for that and to have him back and keep him involved," Fisher said. "We're praying for him, and it's been a very, very emotional day, but it's been great to get him back. Guys were happy to see him this morning."

CBS' Charlie Casserly reported that the Titans will pay Vince Young's $4.25 million 2011 roster bonus when it comes due in the offseason. Young and head coach Jeff Fisher have experienced a falling out this season.

Titans offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger has left the team Wednesday and will undergo chemotherapy after a cancer diagnosis. Heimerdinger, 58, had not been feeling well for several weeks, but the team was taken aback by the development.

Vince Young has texted an apology to Titans coach Jeff Fisher. Young sent the message to Fisher on Tuesday in regards to both his actions and words following Sunday's loss to Washington and the quarterback's thumb injury. "I'm not a real big text guy. I'm not really into this new-age stuff," Fisher said. "I don't Twitter or tweet. But I think face to face is a man thing, OK?" Asked if a text was better than no apology at all, Fisher said: "Someone could have grabbed his phone."

Titans coach Jeff Fisher says that quarterback Vince Young wasn't banned from the team's facility, but that he was kept from a team meeting. "I went to look for Vince in the locker room prior to a team meeting, couldn't find him. I had one of my assistants inform Vince he was not welcome in the team meeting for obvious reasons," Fisher said. "I discussed the situation that happened the night before (at the meeting)." Young's teammates witnessed a heated exchange between the quarterback and coach in the locker room after Sunday's overtime loss to the Redskins.

Titans head coach Jeff Fisher says that quarterback Vince Young isn't welcome at the team's headquarters. In an interview with ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen, Fisher said that he told the Titans players on Monday that Young had quit on the team the day before and he wasn't going to be allowed to join his teammates at the facility for the meeting. Young needs season-ending surgery on his right thumb and the Titans will place him on injured reserve.

The Titans have placed quarterback Vince Young on the injured reserve, ending his season. He will need season-ending thumb surgery, according to coach Jeff Fisher. Young is under contract through 2011 and due $8.5 million.

Titans quarterback Vince Young says his biggest issue with Jeff Fisher is that the coach lacked the confidence in him to return to the game when Young thought he could have played with his thumb injury. "It was very frustrating," Young said. Young's comments followed an emotional Sunday in which he was booed, injured his thumb, threw his shoulder pads into the stands, reportedly verbally sparred with Fisher in the locker room and stormed out of LP Field without talking to the media. Young said he knows he made mistakes dealing with the situation Sunday and didn't react the way he should have. "It was just an awkward situation," Young said. "I just want to play football. I want to win games. I want to go to the Super Bowl. That's it."