The NFL will not discipline Vince Young for his involvement in an incident at a Dallas strip club last month, according to sources. Young was cited for a misdemeanor assault following the June 13 incident at Club Onyx.

The Titans are suing USC and coach Lane Kiffin for ?maliciously? luring away assistant running backs coach Kennedy Pola a week before training camp opens, according to an Associated Press report. Tennessee Football Inc., the company that owns the Titans, filed the lawsuit Monday in Davidson County Chancery Court against both the university and Kiffin. The lawsuit accuses Southern California and Kiffin of violating Pola?

Titans coach Jeff Fisher has questioned the professionalism of USC's Lane Kiffin after the latter hired away the former's running backs coach. Kiffin has hired Titans running backs coach Kennedy Pola to serve as offensive coordinator at USC. "I am very disappointed in Lane Kiffin's approach to this," Fisher told The Tennessean on Saturday. "Typically speaking, when coaches are interested in hiring or discussing potential employment from coaches on respective staffs there is a courtesy call made from the head coach or athletic director indicating there is an interest in talking to the assistant. "So I am very disappointed in the lack of professionalism on behalf of Lane, to call me and leave me a voicemail after Kennedy had informed me he had taken the job. It is just a lack of professionalism."

Chris Johnson has a contract with the Titans and will reportedly earn $2.5 million this season under the revised deal. Agent Joel Segal confirmed the deal Monday to The Associated Press.

Titans running back Chris Johnson said Wednesday night that he's seeking a long-term deal, but said he'd also be satisfied with a short-term solution just to get him into training camp. "I want a long-term deal," Johnson said. "But if I don't get a long-term deal then a short-term deal just to get me to camp -- I have no problem with that." He said he's not sure where his contract talks stand right now. "I'm going to let my agent [Joel Segal] and the team handle that," he said.

Titans running back Chris Johnson is looking for a new deal from the team. On Wednesday, Johnson saw the NBA's Kevin Durant get a contract extension from the Thunder after two years of stellar play, which is exactly what Johnson has given the Titans. "Shoutout to kevin durrant for gettin a new long term deal after 2years shout out to his team they lookout," Johnson wrote on his Twitter page.

The Titans and running back Chris Johnson could agree on a signing bonus for 2010 that could appease the player's desire for a larger contract. "Under the terms of the five-year, $12 million contract he signed prior to his rookie season, Johnson has reached escalators in the deal that could pay him up to an additional $2.5 million in salary in 2012," Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean writes. "The Titans could turn that money into a signing bonus in 2010 and combine it with his scheduled base salary of $550,000 for this fall." Johnson is looking for a deal with roughly $30 million in guarantees, but the Titans haven't budged much.

The Titans and the agent for running back Chris Johnson are discussing a compromise that could get the running back in training camp sooner than most expect. Johnson, unhappy with his current contract, didn't take part in the offseason program and missed all 14 days of organized workouts. He is looking for a deal with at least $30 million in guarantees.

Michael Lombardi appeared on NFL Total Access on Monday and reported that the Titans and running back Chris Johnson are getting closer to a new contract. "The animosity between RB Chris Johnson and the Titans is beginning to thaw," according to NFL.com. "Lombardi believes a long-term deal will be done by the time training camp starts later this month."

Fans of Steve McNair remembered the deceased quarterback Sunday on the first anniversary of his death. The morning service was held at McNairy Hill Baptist Church in Tennessee. Congregation members pointed skyward ?- borrowing McNair's signature move each time he made a touchdown.