Slideshow

A Titan dies See the career highs and lows of former NFL quarterback and Tennessee Titans legend Steve McNair, who was found dead on July 4. more photos

/

updated 5:32 p.m. ET July 6, 2009

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A public memorial and viewings are scheduled later this week for slain former NFL quarterback Steve McNair.

The public will have a couple of opportunities to attend viewings in Nashville on Thursday and a memorial will be held later that evening at Mount Zion Baptist Church.

A second memorial service will be held Saturday at Reed Green Coliseum in in Hattiesburg, Miss., on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi. McNair, 36, was from Mount Olive, a small town nearby.

Fans are asked to make donations to the Steve McNair Foundation.

The former quarterback was found shot to death inside a Nashville condo Saturday. A 20-year-old woman police say he had been dating was found dead beside him.

Police say McNair was the victim of homicide, though they aren’t yet ready to label Sahel Kazemi’s death a suicide. 

More news

Michael Dwyer / AP

Hernandez questioned in probe

CSN: Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been contacted by police investigating a possible homicide in North Attleboro, Mass. Hernandez is not believed to be a suspect but a rental car in his name is connected to the death.

NBC Sports

PFT: Pacman Jones the...role model?

  Mike Florio questions whether Pacman Jones is the right person to address players at the rookie symposium.

Headlines

• Label

PFT: Are some moments too personal for TV?

PFT: Judge will release Johnson after 7 days

PFT: Driver would unretire for Packers, if asked

Jags' Rushmore has Brunell, Boselli

PFT: Pacman to speak at rookie symposium

PFT: Rice ready to be Ravens' new 'Ray' leader

PFT: Packers release Bishop  |  Vikes interested

PFT: Munchak building strong O-line in Tennessee