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Kenny Britt | Wide Receiver

Team: Tennessee Titans
Age / DOB:  (24) / 9/19/1988
Ht / Wt:  6'3' / 215
College: Rutgers
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The Tennessean suggests the Titans are preparing for "life after (Kenny) Britt."
The Titans spent a first-round pick on Kendall Wright in 2012 and a second-rounder on Justin Hunter last week. The immediate impact figures to be Nate Washington's departure, but it's clear the organization is losing faith in Britt. Despite truly elite natural ability, his off-field woes and injuries have resulted in season-highs of 45 catches (set in 2012), 775 yards (2010) and nine touchdowns (2010). Now healthy, Britt enters a contract year and a make-or-break season. May 1 - 11:51 AM

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Kenny Britt reported to Titans offseason workouts Monday and teammates were impressed with his physical condition.

Britt is enjoying a healthy offseason as he enters a contract year. He underwent two knee surgeries last year. "He came back and looked great during workouts," observed Jake Locker. "It sounds like he really got on his rehab and got his knee feeling a lot better and I’m really excited about how he came back." Added CB Jason McCourty, "He looks like the normal Kenny Britt."
Apr 22 - 4:26 PM

In a recent appearance on PFT Live, Titans GM Ruston Webster was predictably noncommittal on Kenny Britt's future in Tennessee.

Britt is entering a contract season. "The goal is for him to play well for us this year," said Webster. "He is a year off the ACL, and he has been rehabbing, and working hard and the hope is he’ll be back to the old Kenny Britt. We’ll see where it goes from here. It has been a tough run for Kenny with off-field things, as well as injuries, but hopefully we’ll have one smooth year with him."
Mar 22 - 2:48 AM

Kenny Britt has been found not guilty on charges stemming from his July 2012 arrest for DUI.

It's hard to keep Britt's dizzying array of off-the-field issues straight, but the charges were in relation to his alleged attempt to enter Fort Campbell (Kentucky) military base while drunk driving. Next on the docket is Britt's involvement in a January shooting/stabbing in New Jersey, but he appears likely to skate in that case, as well. To date, Britt has had nine lives with his off-the-field antics, but he can't afford any more slip ups.
Mar 19 - 7:21 PM

A New Jersey police spokesman said Friday that police officials still want to talk to Kenny Britt about last month's stabbing and shooting.

Police contacted Britt’s attorney and requested that Britt provide additional information on the case, but that hasn’t happened yet. "Mr. Britt has ignored our request for a meeting to discuss additional questions the JCPD has pertaining to the investigation," police captain Edgar Martinez said. Britt's attorney maintains that Britt is not a suspect and there is "zero chance" he will be arrested.
Feb 16 - 9:52 AM

Randy Moss, who played with Kenny Britt in 2011 and still stays in touch with him, believes Britt is capable of ascending to "elite receiver" heights, "if he gets his mind right."

It's a big "if," obviously, but Moss has tremendous football smarts and has seen Britt's talent up close. "Kenny Britt is a young receiver who can get in that A.J. Green, Julio Jones mix if he wants to," said Moss. "... But his is more mental than it is physical. I hope it works out for him because he is quite a talent. That guy could be special." Added Ravens running back Ray Rice, Britt's college teammate, "He is a talent like no other. If he ever puts it all together ... he can be one of the top five receivers in this league, hands down."
Feb 10 - 1:46 PM

Kenny Britt was in Nashville Thursday to attend a judicial settlement hearing related to a lawsuit filed against him in 2011.

Britt is facing a civil suit filed by Harold E. Pointer following a scuffle outside the Karma Lounge nightclub. Although Britt is from Jersey, this is Nashville's "Karma" and not the same "Karma" frequented by MTV's Jersey Shore cast. Pointer alleges assault and battery by Britt and Bradford Miser, as well as negligence against the bar, and he is seeking $150,000 in damages. Police questioned Britt in connection with the incident, but never charged him.
Feb 9 - 11:45 AM

New Jersey police captain Edgar Martinez has asked Kenny Britt's attorney to arrange a meeting for further questioning in regards to the mid-January stabbing case.

Britt is not a suspect in the case that saw one of the receiver's "close, personal friends" get stabbed, but a man has been arrested and the case remains under investigation. There aren't many more details at the moment, but hopefully this will be the end of this story.
Feb 6 - 8:13 PM

Titans GM Ruston Webster says Kenny Britt will be "on the spot" in 2013.

"We expect all our guys to take care of themselves off the field and do the right things in those situations, plus on the field get themselves ready to play," Webster said. "Kenny had a tough year just bouncing back from injuries but I think he is on the spot to produce this year." Unproductive for large swaths of 2012 as he worked his way back from a torn ACL, Britt had his first offseason run-in with the law barely two weeks after the season ended. He (again) emerged unscathed from his off-the-field issue, but Britt will be playing for his Titans future in 2013. Still only 24 and exceptionally talented, Britt is a prime bounce-back candidate.
Feb 6 - 2:56 PM

Pro Football Weekly passes along "word" that the 2013 season will likely be Kenny Britt's last with the Titans.

Pro Football Weekly cites Britt's constant "brushes with the law" and injuries as reasons he isn't in the Titans' long-term plans. He's entering a contract year, as well. After undergoing two knee surgeries last offseason, Britt wasn't close to 100 percent in 2012 as his numbers showed. But with OC Dowell Loggains now getting the full-time job, Britt will be a major part of the offense as a prime bounce-back candidate. On-field play trumps all, so we'd hesitate to rule out Britt's future in Nashville.
Jan 26 - 4:30 PM

In the five games following OC Chris Palmer's firing last season, Kenny Britt played on 83 percent of the offensive snaps.

Under Palmer, Britt was playing just 50 percent of the snaps. Perhaps it was a mere coincidence that his knee got healthier late in the season, or maybe Dowell Loggains placed more of an emphasis on getting Britt on the field. Loggains -- the interim offensive coordinator last season -- has since landed the full-time position. Either way, we can be sure that if the Titans' passing offense takes a step forward in 2013, Britt will have his fingerprints all over it.
Jan 23 - 10:02 AM

Kenny Britt's lawyer says Britt is not a suspect in the stabbing/shooting incident he's been questioned about, and that New Jersey police have assured him there's "no chance" he'll be arrested.

We would say "that settles that," but there's always the possibility of a twist when it comes to Britt. Nevertheless, all signs are pointing toward Britt again squirming out of a potentially serious situation. He may still have to meet with commissioner Roger Goodell, but a suspension is sounding unlikely.
Jan 16 - 3:37 PM

Kenny Britt met with Jersey City Police on Tuesday, though a police spokesman declined to say whether Britt was a suspect in the case.

Captain Edgar Martinez would only say the JCPD's investigation of a weekend shooting/stabbing was "ongoing." It still appears that Britt is only a witness — and not a suspect — but it's never easy to get to the bottom of a Britt story. Britt's situation should be updated before the end of the week, though it doesn't appear the Titans have major reason for concern.
Jan 16 - 1:16 PM

Kenny Britt's father said his son is cooperating with New Jersey police and is scheduled to meet with them Wednesday.

Britt's father said his son did nothing wrong, "has nothing to hide" and "all this uncooperative nonsense" with police "needs to be cleared up." Police are looking for information regarding a shooting and stabbing Saturday night. Britt may have been trying to avoid "snitching," but he now appears set to tell his story.
Jan 15 - 11:01 AM

New Jersey police captain Edgar Martinez says Kenny Britt is "still not cooperating with police" in regards to a weekend shooting and stabbing, and they are still trying to locate the receiver.

"At this point he is still not cooperating with police. So whatever statement he puts out is false. We are asking anyone who has info of his whereabouts to contact us, and that includes the owner of the Titans. Anybody who has information on where Kenny Britt can be located, please contact police at 201-547-5460," read a statement released by Martinez. Britt is not considered a suspect at this point, but other than that, there still isn't a lot of information available.
Jan 14 - 7:35 PM

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2Chris Johnson
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5Marc Mariani
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