Tony Brown's agent began talking to the Titans about a long-term contract for his client long before the start of free agency. Nearly two months later, the team's best defensive lineman last season still doesn't have a contract and while the majority of the Titans train in the team's offseason program at Baptist Sports Park, Brown is working out on his own. "Tony would love to be in Tennessee. It feels like it is home to him," agent Marty Magid said. "Things are cordial right now. We have been talking a couple of times a week and
I believe (the Titans) want him there. I am optimistic we're going to get a deal done at some point.'' He's hoping for a long-term contract with the Titans but he also wants to keep open the possibility of another team signing him to an offer sheet - a window of opportunity closes on April 15. "I am talking to other teams,'' Magid said. "You never know what these teams are thinking. People start putting their (draft) boards together this week and start thinking about different things."
Source: The Tennessean
Source: The Tennessean
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