The Tennessee Titans have signed Matt Hasselbeck, longtime star quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, to fill a gaping hole at quarterback this season.

Various news sources, including ESPN and Associated Press, announced the Titans' deal with Hasselbeck this morning.

While the Titans have yet to official confirm the deal, an AP story saying the team and Hasselbeck have reached an agreement has been posted on the Titans official Web site.

Reports the Titans would sign the veteran QB have been plentiful in recent weeks as Tennessee looks to replace Kerry Collins who has retired and Vince Young who will be released or trad, leaving the team without an experienced quarterback. Washington's Jake Locker was picked by the Titans in the first round of last spring's NFL draft but is not expected to be ready to play his rookie year.

Since becoming the Seattle starter in 2003, Hasselbeck has led Seattle to six playoff appearances and a Super Bowl appearance while being selected to three Pro Bowls.