Bud Adams has thought it over, and the Tennessee Titans' owner has decided he isn't ready just yet to part with Jeff Fisher. "Jeff has meant a great deal to this franchise and we have reached some incredible heights under his leadership," Adams said in a statement Friday. Adams also thanked fans for their patience over the past week while he decided on the team's future. "Obviously, I have very high expectations for our football team and want to deliver a championship to our fans," the 88-year-old owner said. "Jeff understands this and shares my expectations. The results of his leadership have been some very good football teams and I believe he will get us back to an elite level." The decision comes two days after Adams agreed the Titans needed to part with Vince Young five seasons after he ordered the quarterback drafted. Young was 30-17, not counting his lone playoff loss, but he told off Fisher in front of the team after suffering a season-ending injury Nov. 21. Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=6000046
