Newly acquired St. Louis Rams wide receiver Kenny Britt is looking to revive his career with his old coach Jeff Fisher. Britt is drawing rave reviews out of Rams camp and could be poised to finally flex his true potential.
Britt is currently signed to a one-year deal with the Rams as his off the field incidents and history of injuries have made him impossible to trust long-term. Britt was once considered one of the NFL’s best up and coming receivers. Rams quarterback Sam Bradford spoke to the media and said that Britt is bringing a fire that was otherwise lacking at Rams camp.
"He was out here just talking back and forth with our DBs letting them know that he was going to beat them, and sure enough first two, first three routes are one-on-ones," Bradford said. "He runs two go-routes for touchdowns so his spirit, it's just been great for us.”
Jeff Fisher drafted Britt out of Rutgers with the Tennessee Titans and now has the chance to revive the receivers career now that both are in St. Louis. Fisher also had nothing but great things to say about Britt so far,
STL HC Jeff Fisher on Rams WR Kenny Britt: "He could potentially return to where he was a very productive receiver.”
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) June 5, 2014
The Rams are on the verge of competing in the NFL’s toughest division in the NFC West and Britt will be a big part of what they try to do on offense. The Rams believe they are set at the position considering they passed on Clemson’s Sammy Watkins in favor of offensive tackle Greg Robinson in May’s NFL draft.
[NFL.com]
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