Week 13: Britt vs. Raiders
Kenny Britt caught two-of-six targets for 37 yards in the Rams' Week 12 loss to the Chargers. One of his two grabs came in the closing minutes when he made a terrific diving catch while sliding out of bounds inside the 10-yard line. He was also the intended target when Shaun Hill was intercepted on the Rams' final offensive play. Britt continues to be targeted anywhere from four-to-seven times per game but he's limited by Hill and the team's passing game in general. He's worth a stash in deeper leagues but we don't recommend him as a FLEX option. He ranks as our No. 44 overall WR for Week 13.
Week 12: Britt vs. Chargers
Kenny Britt went off for 128 yards and a touchdown on four catches in the Rams’ Week 11 win over the Broncos. It was the first time this season that Britt racked up more than 69 yards in a game and it was his second touchdown in three weeks. With Shaun Hill back under center for the Rams, Britt should get more targets in the vertical passing game but don’t expect consistent 100-yard games out of the veteran. He’s merely a WR4 at this point but is worth a flier in deeper leagues. He ranks as our No. 43 overall WR for Week 12.
Week 11: Britt vs. Broncos
Kenny Britt caught three-of-five targets for 31 yards in the Rams’ Week 10 loss to the Cardinals. His season-high for catches is five, which came all the way back in Week 3. He’s also failed to rack up more than 69 yards receiving in a given game and has just two touchdowns this season. There might be more of an emphasis to get Britt involved now that Shaun Hill has replaced the inexperienced Austin Davis at quarterback but chances are St. Louis’ passing game will remain grounded. Britt is our No. 42 WR in Week 11 and should remain on your bench/waiver wire.
Week 10: Britt vs. Cardinals
Kenny Britt caught 2-of-4 targets for 32 yards and a touchdown in the Rams’ Week 9 win over the 49ers. His lone touchdown came after San Francisco linebacker Chris Borland blew a coverage assignment and Britt was allowed to reach the end zone untouched after catching a shallow crossing route over the middle. With Brian Quick out for the season due to injury, Britt is now the No. 1 WR in St. Louis. The problem is that Austin Davis limits what the Rams can do in the passing game and thus, none of the team’s wideouts make for good fantasy options. Britt ranks as our No. 35 overall WR for Week 10 and should be viewed as a WR4 only.
Week 9: Britt vs. 49ers
Kenny Britt caught two-of-five targets for 52 yards in the Rams’ Week 8 loss to the Chiefs. Austin Davis spread the wealth last Sunday, completing passes to 10 different receivers. Britt led the team in targets and becomes the defacto No. 1 receiver in St. Louis now that Brian Quick (shoulder/arm) has been lost for the season, but no receiver is being featured in the team’s offense. If you have room on your roster and you want to take a flier on Britt, he’s not a terrible add based on how good he looked in training camp and preseason and his status as the defacto #1 WR. But keep your expectations low.
Week 8: Britt vs. Chiefs
Kenny Britt caught just 2-of-3 targets for four yards in the Rams’ Week 7 win over the Seahawks. Once viewed as a potential late-round sleeper, Britt holds no fantasy value and should be avoided in all formats.
Week 7: Britt vs. 49ers
Kenny Britt caught three-of-six targets for 39 yards in the Rams’ Week 6 loss to the 49ers. Once thought to be a sleeper late-round pick, Britt is no longer fantasy relevant and should remain on your waiver wire. He’s our No. 75 overall WR for Week 7.
Week 6: Britt vs. 49ers
Kenny Britt caught 3-of-6 targets for 68 yards and a touchdown in the Rams' Week 5 loss to the Eagles. It was the second straight game in which Britt totaled over 60 yards and at least six targets, although he still hasn't done enough to be on the fantasy radar. He benefited greatly from a great matchup versus Philadelphia's suspect secondary and also had two drops on the day. Until he provides more consistent production, leave Britt on your waiver wire.
Week 5: Britt vs. Eagles
Kenny Britt had his best game as a Ram in Week 3, catching five of his seven targets for 69 yards, which included an outstanding grab along the sidelines in the second half of the team's loss to Dallas. While Britt still isn't a reliable fantasy option, he looks to be building more chemistry with Austin Davis, who has been named the starter for the rest of the season. Keep him on your waiver wire but monitor his status throughout the next few weeks. Defenses are starting to adjust to Brian Quick and that could mean better opportunities for Britt soon.
Week 3: Britt vs. Cowboys
Kenny Britt caught his lone target for 17 yards and added 12 yards on an end-around in the Rams' Week 2 win over the Buccaneers. Despite putting together a terrific camp, Britt has disappeared throughout the first two weeks of the season. Anyone hoping that he would be a late-round sleeper can safely drop him in all formats. What hurt him was Sam Bradford's season-ending injury. He and Bradford had developed great chemistry throughout training camp and with Bradford out, Britt has turned into a receiver that clears out the defense so teammates like Brian Quick can make plays over the middle and underneath. Unless Davis starts unexpectedly airing it out, don't bank on Britt living up to his pre-season hype. He ranks as our No. 65 overall WR for Week 3.
