Steve McNair's tenure with the Tennessee Titans could be over within the next 24 hours, according to his agent.

The only Trojan who had a worse day than Matt Leinart was LenDale White, who had to wait all the way until the 45th pick of the draft, when he was selected by the Tennessee Titans.

Indications are that the Titans will select Texas quarterback Vince Young, whom many within the Titans organization view as the next McNair.

According to Paul Domowitch of the Philadelphia Daily News, it's looking increasingly likely that the Tennessee Titans are going to select Texas quarterback Vince Young with the third pick in this weekend's draft over USC's Matt Leinart.

The NFL Players Association wants a quick hearing on Steve McNair's grievance against the Tennessee Titans.

The agents for both Vince Young and Matt Leinart both indicated to The City Paper Tuesday that, if drafted by the Titans with the third overall pick, their clients could get the chance to play right away.

The NFL Players Association is ready to take the next step for Steve McNair, but first it wants another answer from the Titans.

ESPN's Ron Jaworski has a very strong opinion as to who he would take if he had the Tennessee Titans’ No.

Nearly two weeks ago, Tennessee asked Steve McNair not to work out on the team's property for fear an injury would give the Titans a devastating salary cap hit.

Southern Cal's Matt Leinart will visit with Titans officials today at Baptist Sports Park, and Vince Young, who played at Texas, is scheduled to be in Nashville tomorrow for a pre-draft visit.

According to Steve McNair’s agent Bus Cook, the NFL Players Association has intentions to file a grievance against the Tennessee Titans on behalf of the quarterback, who was prohibited last week from working out at the team’s training facility until his contract situation can be resolved.

Steve McNair showed up for work yesterday at Baptist Sports Park.

Steve McNair's salary cap number of $23.