Cortland Finnegan

According to Carlos Monarrez of the Detroit Free Press , the Lions might be interested in signing Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan once he hits the free agent market. So far the Titans haven’t made any effort to work on a deal to make sure Finnegan stays around.  It looks like to me they’re ready to move on from him and let him sign elsewhere. If Finnegan ends up going to Detroit he’ll join former teammates Kyle Vanden Bosch and Stephen Tulloch as well as former Titans assistant coach...Read Full Story

Tennessee Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan isn’t sure at this point whether or not he’ll be back in Nashville next season,  since his contract is up and he’ll be an unrestricted free agent in March. The Titans recently made some front office changes by promoting general manager Mike Reinfeldt to senior executive vice president and promoting Ruston Webster to general manager.  Lake Dawson has replaced Webster as vice president of player personnel. Finnegan hasn’t heard from the Titans...Read Full Story

US Presswire Tennessee Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan will be a free agent after this season,  and he believes this will likely be his last season in the Music City. “I thought having a daughter was one of the most emotional times in my life,” Finnegan said. “But the thought of not being able to put on a Titans uniform again … it is finally starting to hit me that the end is probably near. “It is like you have three weeks left and they say you are going to be fired, and you don’t...Read Full Story

Globe and Mail Texans WR Johnson out again Fox News Indianapolis, IN – Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson sat out Thursday's game with the Colts due to a left hamstring injury. Johnson has not played since suffering the injury during Week 13's 17-10 victory over the Falcons Continued here: Texans WR Johnson out again – Fox News Related BlogsRead Full Story

Former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher will be one of the hottest available coaches this coming offseason.  He’ll have the opportunity to choose whatever team he wants to coach next. According to the Miami Herald ,  Fisher’s agent Marvin Demoff said that he hasn’t spoken to his client about the Dolphins job,  but he “will listen to anyone.” I believe Fisher likely won’t jump at the first team that calls his name.  He’ll likely take his time and sit back and get a good idea of...Read Full Story