Titans owner Bud Adams is guaranteeing the NFL will play the 2011 season, even if it takes a few months to work out a new labor deal. "It's going to be a few months here, but we'll be playing this year," Adams said. "I guarantee we'll be playing." NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who was on hand for an event to honor Adams, said he would put his money down for season tickets because the NFL is doing everything to make sure the league plays football in 2011.

Auburn defensive tackle Nick Fairley is scheduled to meet with eight teams in the near future. The Cowboys and Cardinals are the only teams picking in the Top 10 that he hasn't lined up a visit with. That means he has meetings scheduled with the Panthers, Broncos, Bills, Bengals, Browns, 49ers, Titans and Redskins.

Former Titans coach Jeff Fisher says he won't join a television network as an analyst for the 2011 season. He also said that he hopes to find a new coaching job in 2012. Fisher will also work in the NFL office and with the competition committee this year.

Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan has introduced a workout regimen for his teammates. He joined safety Chris Hope and tight end Craig Stevens on Monday at a local Tennessee high school. Finnegan said he expects up to 20 Titans working out consistently every day once they get back from offseason trips.

Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller has visits planned with seven of the first nine teams picking in next month's NFL Draft, according to a league source. Miller is scheduled to travel to meet with the Bills (No. 3), Cardinals (No. 5), Browns (No. 6), 49ers (No. 7), Titans (No. 8) and Cowboys (No. 9). He already met with the Broncos (No. 2).

Washington quarterback Jake Locker will conduct private workouts with at least three teams, according to a league source. Locker will meet with Denver, Minnesota and Tennessee. He is scheduled to meet with other teams as well.

There hasn't been much talk about Randy Moss in Tennessee because it remains highly unlikely that he'll return to the Titans. The team claimed him off waivers in the second half of the 2010 season and he was a disappointment on the field.

Hall of Famer Warren Moon, who is advising Cam Newton as he prepares for the NFL Draft, is ready to recommend the quarterback to the Titans. Moon plans to talk to Tennessee coach Mike Munchak about Newton. "I first wanted to give Munch time to get his staff together and get his philosophy set. I know he's been busy," Moon said. "But I think now it's about time I reach out to him and let him in on Cam. "Now I have no idea what Mike is thinking as far as where he wants to go, but I know they don't have a (quarterback) right now and I know this guy is going to be special," Moon added. "I'm just going to tell him what I know as he tries to make his decision."

Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean writes that he has no doubt Matt Hasselbeck is on the Titans' radar as they search for a quarterback. Hasselbeck, who is set to become an unrestricted free agent, has ties to Tennessee's front office.

Despite all the drama, quarterback Vince Young says that he'd love to remain with the Titans. Tennessee has yet to release or trade Young. The Titans parted ways with coach Jeff Fisher, but the organization hasn't changed it's stance on the quarterback. "I would love to stay in Nashville. I would love to stay in Tennessee," Young told Chaney Entertainment in an interview. "If it doesn?t happen, wherever God blesses me to be at I?ll give 100 percent."