The Tennessee Titans must allow Steve McNair to work out on their property as long as he has a contract with the team, an arbitrator ruled Wednesday.

Titans general manager Floyd Reese said, despite the ugliness of how the Steve McNair situation has devolved over the past few months, with the quarterback prohibited from working out at Baptist Sports Park for the past seven weeks, his preference would be to find a workable solution for McNair in Tennessee.

The Titans turned down the Ravens' offer of a fifth-round pick for Steve McNair on the second day of the draft.

Arbitrator John Feerick hoped to return a decision by June 1 on the Steve McNair case.

An arbitrator will hear Steve McNair's case today and eventually decide if McNair should be allowed to be released from his contract with the Titans.

Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth surrendered to authorities Friday to face a charge of reckless endangerment after another motorist complained he tried to run a car off the highway with his large truck.

Cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones left Tennessee in mid-April for a break because he said he feels he's being smothered by constant public scrutiny and media attention in Tennessee.

Tennessee Titans General Manager Floyd Reese said Tuesday he would be surprised if he heard anything from Steve McNair or his agent Bus Cook before next week’s grievance hearing.

The Titans were ready to trade Steve McNair to the Ravens during the second day of the last week's draft.

The Titans took their first look at Vince Young this week.

Former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Ahmed Plummer visited with Titans officials at Baptist Sports Park on Wednesday.

With talks of retirement mute, Steve McNair is not poised to garner a pay raise for 2006.

Titans' cornerback Michael Waddell will be sidelined four to six months after suffering a knee injury while playing with his 2-year-old son.