Britt has been asked by New Jersey police to come in to provide additional information pertaining to the stabbing of one of his close friends on Jan. 13th, the Tennesean reports.

Analysis: A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the stabbing, but apparently Britt's needed for more questioning. He already spoke to police about the stabbing, and about a gunshot that was fired at an apartment a few hours after the stabbing. Britt reportedly dropped his friend with the stab wound off at the hospital, and was initially uncooperative with officers, but his attorney, Robert Lane, said there's "zero chance" Britt is arrested for anything connected to the case.

Britt met with New Jersey police Tuesday afternoon to answer questions about two incidents that occurred this past weekend, the Tennessean reports. "He came in, and that's all I can tell you," Jersey City Police Captain Edgar Martinez said. "The investigation is still going on."

Analysis: The incidents in question are one, in which a friend of Britt's was stabbed, and the second involving a gunshot that was later fired at an apartment building. At this point, there's no time frame for the case to be resolved, but either way, this is no doubt not the way the Titans were hoping Britt's offseason would go.

An NFL spokesman said Monday that the league plans to look into the latest off-field incident involving Britt, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Police in New Jersey reportedly want to talk to Britt about two incidents — one that resulted in one of the wideout's friends being stabbed early Sunday morning and another in which a gunshot was later fired. In any case, it's uncertain if this latest incident will result in any disciplinary action, but there's no doubt that this is the sort of publicity the Titans hoped Britt would avoid this offseason.

Police want to talk to Britt about an incident early Sunday morning that resulted in a close friend being treated for a non-life-threatening stab wound to the left side of his back, the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: The report notes that Britt dropped off a man at Jersey City Medical Center, then was allegedly uncooperative with officers when asked about the incident. Earlier reports suggested that the man who was stabbed was Britt's brother, but that has been corrected, though there is still some confusion regarding how cooperative Britt was with the police, with one of his spokesman stating, "Kenny has made himself available to cooperate with the authorities' investigation of this matter."

Police in New Jersey reportedly wish to speak with Britt about an incident Saturday night that resulted in his brother being stabbed, the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: The report notes that Britt's brother was treated for a non-life threatening stab wound to the left side of his back. Police believe that Britt -- who allegedly was non-cooperative with officers when questioned after he dropped his brother off at the hospital -- was at the scene of an altercation, which led up to the stabbing. In any case, Britt continues to have off-field issues, though it's uncertain this latest incident it will result in any disciplinary action.

Britt, who had two catches for 21 yards Sunday against the Jaguars, finished the season with 45 catches for 589 yards and four touchdowns in 14 games.

Analysis: Britt came off an 2011 ACL tear this season and though he only missed two games due to injuries, he was a mainstay on the injury report nearly every week. Britt has said he will revisit doctors to get a better diagnosis of his troublesome knees, but if his health checks out, the talented but unpredictable receiver will surely be a high-risk, high-reward pick in 2013 fantasy drafts.

Britt (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Analysis: Britt was limited in practice this week due to swelling in his knee, although he's good to go for Sunday's game. He'll likely have his knee checked out during the offseason with the hope that he'll enter 2013 with a healthy knee.

Though he was limited at practice Friday, Britt (knee) is probable for Sunday's game against the Jaguars, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: Britt will almost assuredly finish up the season on the field Sunday, but given that he is still experiencing swelling in his left knee, he is slated to have his knee checked out by doctors this offseason, with an eye towards entering the 2013 campaign as healthy as possible.

Britt is still experiencing swelling in his left knee and will see multiple specialists at the end of the season for a better diagnosis, the National Football Post reports.

Analysis: MRIs on Britt's left knee has shown no damage, but the fact that he is still experiencing swelling is a bit worrisome. One of the specialists he will visit is the ever-so-popular Dr. James Andrews. On the bright side, is reportedly "OK." Britt had procedures to clean up both of his knees over the summer.

Britt lone scorer

Britt totaled two catches for 41 yards and a touchdown in a losing effort versus the Packers on Sunday. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: Fantasy owners were saved by the garbage time score which came with just 1:39 remaining in the game. While it was far from a great performance, it could have turned out much worse.

Britt caught two passes on six targets for 41 yards and one touchdown in Sunday's 55-7 loss to the Packers.

Analysis: Britt was held to a goose egg, until catching a 39-yard pass and subsequent two-yard touchdown a play later with under two minutes left in the game. Britt has been largely dependent on touchdowns in garbage time this season as he has just one game over 100 yards, but he is worth a shot in Week 17 against the reeling Jaguars, who gave up a touchdown to Britt in their last meeting.

Britt (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Packers.

Analysis: Britt is coming off a one-catch dud in Week 15, but his chances of bouncing back this week are probably boosted by the fact that fellow wideout Kendall Wright will miss Sunday's game.

Britt (knee) practiced fully Thursday and Friday and is probable for Sunday's game against the Packers, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: He'll be out there this weekend against the Packers, with Britt's chances of bouncing back this week boosted by the likelihood that fellow wideout Kendall Wright will miss Sunday's game.

Britt (knee) was limited in practice Wednesday, the Tennessean's John Glennon reports.

Analysis: We doubt that Britt's Week 16 status is in any real danger at this point. In fact, he's a bounce-back candidate after being held to just one catch in Week 15, especially with fellow wideout Kendall Wright likely to miss Sunday's game against the Packers.

Britt (knee) had one catch for seven yards Monday against the Jets.

Analysis: Britt's maddening season continues as Antonio Cromartie shut down the Titans top receiver, with Jake Locker only even looking Britt's way three times on the night. A tough matchup in Green Bay is on deck next, but points could be a plenty for the passing game if the Titans have to air it out to try and keep pace with the Pack's high powered offense.

Britt (knee) is active for Monday's game against the Jets.

Analysis: Coming off his most productive outing yard-wise in some time, Britt will face off against a Jets pass defense that has held opposing wide receivers to just 19 catches for 208 yards over the past two games. However, this follows a stretch from Week 10-12 in which the Jets gave up seven touchdowns to wideouts, certainly brightening his prospects somewhat in Week 15.

Britt (knee) is probable for Monday's game against the Jets, the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt's knee, though perhaps still a bit less than 100 percent healthy, is no concern as far as his Monday availability goes. He's not a good on-paper option against the Jets' tough pass defense, though, as they're allowing just 6.3 yards per pass.

Kenny Britt: "Not Totally 100%"

Despite posting season highs in receptions (8) and yards (143) last week, Britt (knee) says he's "not totally 100%" but is making progress, the Tennessean's John Glennon reports.

Analysis: "I've been feeling better, feeling more confidence in going out there and running routes," Britt said Thursday. "The last two weeks have been my best two-week period in practice and in games." Though Britt is certainly not physically at the peak he was early in 2011, he's clearly made some progress as the season has progressed and has over 100 yards or a touchdown in each of his last three games. And even though he has a tougher matchup against the Jets on Monday night, he should receive a few deep shots down the field and is the only Titan receiver to score since Week 10.

Kenny Britt: First 100-Yard Effort This Season

Britt (knee) caught eight passes on nine targets for 143 yards Sunday against the Colts, his first 100-yard receiving effort since Week 2 of 2011.

Analysis: Britt wasn't able to make it three straight with a touchdown, but instead eclipsed 100 yards for the first time since the beginning of last season. Britt has 17 targets the last two weeks under new offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains and it appears he is finally getting the looks necessary to become a solid receiving option.

Britt (knee) is active for Sunday's game at Indianapolis.

Analysis: Britt, who has at least five targets in all but one of his 11 appearances this season, was finally rewarded the past two weeks, as he tallied a touchdown in each outing. He will attempt to make it three consecutive against a Colts defense that has allowed 193.3 yards per game and three scores to opposing wideouts over the last four contests.

Britt (knee) is probable for Sunday's game against the Colts, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: Coach Mike Munchak noted Thursday that Britt ran as well as he has all season this past Sunday against the Texans and though Britt has yet to top 67 receiving yards this season, he has at least found the end zone in two straight contests.

Britt (knee) was excused from Thursday's practice for personal reasons, the Tennessean's Jim Wyatt reports.

Analysis: Britt was present for the latter portion of Thursday's practice and was in uniform, but he did not participate in the workout. Expect him to be listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Colts, come Friday.

Britt (unspecified reason) was excused from practice on Thursday, the Tennessean's Jim Wyatt reports.

Analysis: There doesn't appear to be any injury in play here, with coach Mike Munchak having noted Thursday that Britt ran as well as he has all season this past Sunday against the Texans. We'll circle back on Britt's status Friday, but we expect him to be out there Sunday against the Colts.

Britt (knee) saw 66 of 75 offensive snaps against the Texans in Week 13, his most action of the season, the Tennessean's John Glennon reports.

Analysis: Though Britt saw more snaps than any other game this season Sunday, his two-catch, 40-yard performance was otherwise unimpressive if not for the touchdown grab when the Titans were down by 21 points. His eight targets were plentiful and he has scored in his last two games, but Britt has yet to exceed 67 yards receiving this season so owners have to rely on a touchdown to get solid production.

Britt (knee) caught two passes on eight targets for 40 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Texans.

Analysis: A slow game for Britt made better by his garbage time touchdown grab with less than two minutes left in a 24-3 game. But fantasy owners don't care when the touchdowns come, just that they do, and Britt delivered Sunday. It was his second touchdown in as many weeks, although he's recorded only 65 total yards in that span despite being targeted 13 times.

Britt (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Texans, the Titans' official Twitter page reports.

Analysis: Britt was listed on the injury report again this week, but he practiced fully all week and his status for Week 13 was never really in doubt. Though Britt will take the field Sunday against a Texans defense that has given up a lot of passing yards the last two weeks, he is a risky start having topped 50 yards just three times this season.

With new offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains at the helm, Britt (knee) said he expects "The ball - more", the Tennessean's John Glennon reports.

Analysis: Britt has averaged roughly three catches per game this season as opposed to six per game in three games last season, and his yards per reception have gone down from 17.5 to 11.2 as well, so hopefully under new OC Dowell Loggains Britt will start getting more attention and better numbers for his fantasy owners starting Sunday against Houston.

Britt had three catches for 15 yards and one touchdown in the Titans' loss to the Jaguars Sunday.

Analysis: Britt was targeted five times in the game and had a dismal 12 yards, until he salvaged his day with a touchdown with just under five minutes remaining in the game. By the looks of the Titans' offense in recent weeks, it appears Britt and the other receivers will continue to cannibalize each other for yardage with Britt getting a slight edge in red zone looks.

Britt (knee) is active for Sunday's game at Jacksonville.

Analysis: Britt has not been incredibly productive so far this season as he comes back from the ACL injury that cut his 2011 season short, but he is the most targeted received in Tennessee and is going up against a Jacksonville team that has struggled against the pass this year.

Offensive Coordinator Chris Palmer said he's hoping for more production out of Britt (knee) but doesn't expect him to be at 100% until next season, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports. "The Kenny Britt I saw last year, he's not back yet," Chris Palmer said. "He's playing well and he's doing what he can do under the circumstances. … I don't know if it is more frustrating to him, or more frustrating to the coaches, because you have the talent and you are counting on this guy, and now you just have to live through that period of time before he is fully recovered."

Analysis: Britt has largely been a disappointment in recovering from an ACL tear that ended his season early in 2011, and although he's not quite back to that same level, he did manage to run up five catches for 136 yards with two touchdowns against these same Jaguars last season, so there are some positives here.

The Titans plan to evaluate Britt's role in the offense going forward during the team's current bye week, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports. "I think that's something we'll get a chance to look more at this week as coaches, to kind of see if we're using (Britt) the right way," coach Mike Munchak said Monday. "We're already watching his reps as far as in the games so we're not overworking him. Because he has different soreness every week that he's been playing through and practicing through."

Analysis: Ankle and knee woes have slowed Britt at times this season, so his body will no doubt benefit from the break afforded by the Titans' bye week. "He hasn't missed any practices, and he takes every rep we give him," Munchak added. "We kind of have to push him off the field. He wants to do more and more and more. So I think it's something we'll look at to see if we're using him the best way he possibly can."

Britt hauled in just two passes for 36 yards in the Titans' blowout win against the Dolphins.

Analysis: Britt was by far the most-targeted Titans receiver with eight targets in Jake Locker's first game back from injury and his 36 receiving yards actually led the Titans in the game, which is bittersweet. The overarching positive though is that he should see an uptick in targets going forward and hopefully production will follow.

Kenny Britt: (Knee) Will Play

Britt (knee) will play Sunday in Miami.

Analysis: Britt, who will continue to play through injury, could see his fantasy prospects bloom with Jake Locker (knee) back in the fold and the Titans facing the Dolphins' dreadful pass defense (298.3 yards allowed per game).

Britt (knee, probable) will play Sunday against the Dolphins, the Tennessean's Jim Wyatt reports.

Analysis: Britt's season-high of 67 receiving yards recorded in Week 9 is hardly eye-popping, but his prospects this week could be boosted by the return of QB Jake Locker on Sunday against a beatable Dolphins' pass defense.

Britt (knee) was a full participant in practice on Wednesday, the Official Site of the Titans reports.

Analysis: It looks like Britt is close to being back to full health, and with Jake Locker expected to start this Sunday against a vulnerable Dolphins' secondary, there's reason for Britt's fantasy owners to be optimistic.

Britt, Washington post average performances

Kenny Britt led all Titans wideouts with 67 yards receiving against the Bears. Nate Washington caught the lone passing TD of the day behind a 35 yard receiving effort. WATCH: TITANS HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: Given the final score, fantasy owners should be pleased with the outcome in a game which could have turned out much worse for your Titans.

Britt caught five balls for 67 yards in Sunday's debilitating loss to the Bears. He also lost one fumble in the game.

Analysis: Britt started the game on the wrong note with a fumble on his first catch. He then failed to rack up any significant yardage, in a game that was essentially over after the first quarter. It's been a tough comeback this year for Britt, who appears to be getting healthy, but is a victim in an underachieving offense.

Britt (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Bears,

Analysis: Britt has been listed on the injury report the last couple weeks with a sore knee, but that hasn't prevented him from being a full participant in practice both weeks. Britt has seen just 11 total targets over the last two weeks and he is in for a stiff test Sunday against a Bears defensive backfield playing at a high level.

Bears pose serious challenge for Titans

Tennessee Titans quarterback Jake Locker (left shoulder) is officially doubtful. Matt Hasselbeck will get the start again against the Chicago Bears. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Don't expect stellar performances from Hasselbeck or wideouts Kendall Wright, Kenny Britt and Nate Washington. Though the Bears have been allowing opposing QBs to rack up the yardage of late, they have the best TD/INT ratio, allowing only 6 passing scores compared to a league-leading 16 picks.

Britt (knee, probable) practiced fully all week, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: While the Bears are giving up a decent amount of passing yardage (238.1 per game), they have been no picnic to throw on, having allowed a (tied for) league-low six passing TDs, while recording a league-high 16 interceptions. Britt and the Titans have their work cut out for them this weekend against the Chicago D, but the wideout will be out there if you need him.

Britt (knee) practiced fully Wednesday, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: Britt had an MRI on one of his balky knees earlier this week, but he'll be fine for Sunday's game against the Bears. "The doctor said everything looks good, looks healthy," said Britt, who was limping some on Monday. "I'll be playing on Sunday."

Bears offer tough test for Titans WRs

In his Week 9 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em analysis, Michael Fabiano notes the Bears "have surrendered just 85 receptions (tied for 11th fewest) and a mere four touchdowns to opposing wide receivers to this point in the season." READ: START 'EM, SIT 'EM

Analysis: Britt has been a disappointment in fantasy land, scoring fewer than four fantasy points in three of his last four games.

Britt still not 100%

Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt returned from his never-ending knee surgeries in Week 2, but he hasn't looked like the same player he was a year ago. His 20 catches have gained an average of just 10.45 yards. Before this season, he averaged more than 17 yards per catch. FULL WEEK 9 INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Nate Washington and Kendall Wright have stepped up during Britt's struggles, but he's worth holding on to long-term. With every week that passes he has slowly shown signs of improvement, and he is a far better option than most other borderline No. 3 wideouts.

Britt, who was spotted limping in the locker room on Monday, said that he had an MRI done on his knee, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: "The doctor said everything looks good, looks healthy," Britt said Monday, while downplaying the issue. "I landed (awkwardly) a couple of times yesterday and just wanted to check up and make sure. But I'll be playing" Sunday against the Bears. That said, expect Britt to be limited at practice this week. "We're trying to watch his reps so it's not too much," coach Mike Munchak said of Britt, who was on the field for 38-of-59 offensive snaps Sunday.

Britt had three catches for 34 yards in Sunday's 19-13 loss to the Colts.

Analysis: Britt was targeted five times in the game and actually caught a touchdown, but it was called back for offensive pass interference. Britt appears to still be recovering from ACL surgery a year ago and has been relatively disappointing in his comeback, but he's still the go-to guy in Tennessee, so it's only a matter of time before a big game happens.

Britt (knee) will play Sunday against Indianapolis.

Analysis: In his past four outings, Britt has racked up 16 receptions (on 33 targets) for 170 yards, making him a marginal fantasy play against a stingy Colts' pass defense (210.7 yards allowed per game).

Britt (knee) is probable for Sunday's game against the Colts, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt's Week 8 status is in no danger and as he gets closer to full speed, we expect his production to increase in the coming weeks, barring any physical setbacks.

Britt caught four passes for 30 yards in the Titans' last-minute victory Sunday.

Analysis: Britt saw a lot of coverage and was relatively quiet in this game after scoring in Week 6. Britt still saw six targets and now appears to be fully healthy, so expect better numbers going forward.

Titans' offense needs better communication

In his "Rap Sheet Rankings," Ian Rapoport notes "The most curious part of the Titans' win over Pittsburgh was the miscommunication between Hasselbeck and big-play receiver Kenny Britt. They'll need to get that ironed out, as Britt's ability to stretch the field could open up running back Chris Johnson's world." FULL RAP SHEET RANKINGS

Analysis: Michael Fabiano ranks CJ2K as his "Start of the Week" against a Bills defense which has "surrendered eight total touchdowns and the fourth-most fantasy points to opposing running backs."

Despite being his fourth year in the NFL, Britt (ankle) is still like a rookie in the Titans offense, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports. "Kenny hasn't played in a year," Coach Mike Munchak said. "He's still learning this offense also for the most part… at times we look like we're a little off, dropping some balls or maybe not on the same page. But those are some of the growing pains we've been going through the last few weeks."

Analysis: The fact that Britt's four starts in the Mike Munchak era are less than rookie Kendall Wright's five brings color to just how little experience Britt has in the Titans' offense. He made some big plays in Week 6, including a 37-yard grab and a game-tying touchdown catch, but he also dropped a couple passes and at times appeared out of sync with Matt Hasselbeck. Regardless, Britt is showing strides and the Titans have confidence in him as a go-to guy, so expect him to clean up his mistakes and put up numbers as long as he remains healthy.

Britt caught four passes for 62 yards and one touchdown in the Titans' win Thursday.

Analysis: Britt, who was targeted 11 times Thursday, played the whole game and caught a touchdown late in the fourth quarter that he bobbled but eventually brought in. Other than a few drops he looked much like the stud receiver he was prior to getting injured in 2011 and it appears he had no setbacks with his ankle so hopefully he's on your roster going forward.

Britt (ankle) is listed as active for Thursday's game against the Steelers.

Analysis: Britt, who played 28 snaps in this past Sunday's loss to the Vikings, seems poised to see more snaps Thursday, which bodes well for his chances of increased production Thursday despite the less-than-ideal matchup.

Britt feeling confident

Titans WR Kenny Britt practiced Wednesday and he's expected to play in Thursday night's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team announced. READ: BRITT FEELS CONFIDENT

Analysis: While his return will be a boost to his fantasy value, temper expectations this week against a Steelers' pass defense which is only allowing an average of 184 yards per game.

Britt (ankle) is listed as probable for Thursday's game against the Steelers, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: Britt, who played 28 snaps in this past Sunday's loss to the Vikings, is starting to feel better and more confident as he tries to move past his ankle woes and we wouldn't be surprised to see him on the field more on Thursday, which figures to result in increased production for him after his two-catch, 23-yard effort in Week 5.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Full Practice Tuesday

Britt (ankle) was a full participant during Tuesday's practice, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: This is an upgrade from Monday, as Britt sat out the entirety of Monday's practice. He is expected to suit up Thursday and could even see the field more than the 27 snaps he saw Sunday against the Vikings.

Britt (ankle) did not practice Monday, but coach Mike Munchak is optimistic he'll be ready Thursday, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: "Even with the score the way it was at the end, he was still out there," Munchak said of Britt. "He didn't want to come off the field. He wanted to try to help. It wasn't like, `Oh, it's over, I may as well try to save myself.' The guy wanted to play and make a difference. He caught the last ball of the game. Those are the positives that you want to see from these guys." Britt played just 28 snaps in the Titans' Week 5 contest but the fact that he played and caught a couple balls was a good sign. With a tilt against the Steelers on Thursday, Britt will need as much rest as possible but expect him to be suited up come game time.

Britt had two catches for 23 yards in Sunday's loss to Minnesota.

Analysis: Britt suited up, but was extremely limited in the game and recorded both of his catches late in the blowout loss, after the game was already over. Don't expect much from Britt, who is not fully healthy yet, in Week 6 as the Titans quickly turnaround for a Thursday game against the Steelers.

Britt will play

Titans WR Kenny Britt is ACTIVE for his matchup against the Vikings. FULL GAME PREVIEW

Analysis: Temper expectations for Britt in what will be a rusty Matt Hasselbeck's first start of the season.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Active Sunday

Britt (ankle) is active for Sunday's contest in Minnesota.

Analysis: Despite being listed as questionable Friday, Britt will suit up and play, but expect him to be somewhat limited with his nagging ankle sprain.

Britt not likely to play

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt (ankle) is not expected to suit up against the Minnesota Vikings despite being listed as questionable on the injury report. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Nate Washington and Kendall Wright will be the primary targets out wide. With Matt Hasselbeck still looking rusty, don't expect huge days from either wideout.

Britt not likely to play

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt (ankle) is questionable for the game against the Minnesota Vikings, but Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean indicates Britt is unlikely to play. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Nate Washington and Kendall Wright are expected to start in Britt's absence, but fantasy owners should temper expectations, as the team is likely to lean on Chris Johnson while QB Matt Hasselbeck gets back into the swing of things.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Not Expected To Play Sunday

Britt, who tweaked his ankle Thursday, is not expected to play Sunday against the Vikings, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Officially, he is listed as questionable and despite not having practiced all week, Britt leaves the door ever so slightly open with regards to his availability for Sunday's 4:25 ET start. "It's not looking so good right now as we stand, but we have two days," Britt noted Friday.

Britt questionable

Titans WR Kenny Britt is "listed as questionable, but looms as a game-time decision...Britt hasn't practiced this week or played since injuring his ankle in a Week 3 win over the Detroit Lions." FULL REPORT

Analysis: Nate Washington and Kendall Wright should get the start in Britt's absence, but temper expectations as Matt Hasselbeck still has some rust to knock off and could be very conservative in his pass attempts.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Iffy This Week

Britt (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Vikings, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Wyatt adds that Britt didn't even step on the practice field Friday, noting that he doesn't expect the wideout to play Sunday. Given his banged-up state and the Titans' 4:25 ET kickoff this week, Britt is a highly risky Week 5 option.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Still Not Practicing

Britt (ankle) did not practice Thursday, Terry McCormick of The National Football Post reports.

Analysis: Britt ran some Thursday, but coach Mike Munchak said that the wideout is not doing as much as the team had hoped he would be at this point, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports. More on Britt's status Friday, but he looks pretty iffy for Sunday's game against the Vikings.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Officially A Non-Participant Wednesday

The Titans' official practice participation/injury report lists Britt (ankle) as a non-participant, the team's official site reports.

Analysis: Meanwhile, the Tennessean reports that Britt took part in individual drills on Wednesday, but not team drills. Either way, the wideout's Week 5 status is still murky. "He's taken the next step as far as being on the field and running again," coach Mike Munchak said Wednesday. "How he responds tomorrow and how much more he can do tomorrow … There's no doubt he's going to have to improve the next couple of days to help us on Sunday. But at least he's headed in the right direction."

Locker out Week 5

Matt Hasselbeck will start at quarterback in place of the injured Jake Locker for the Tennessee Titans in Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings, coach Mike Munchak announced Wedesday. FULL STORY

Analysis: The biggest impact for fantasy owners could be that Nate Washington's value takes a hit in Locker's absence. When on the field with Kenny Britt in the first three games last season, Hasselbeck connected with Washington for just one score and no more than 99 yards receiving in a game, while Britt had two consecutive 135-plus yard games and three TDs.

Britt (ankle) was limited at practice Wednesday, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: We'll see how Britt progresses in the coming days, but the fact that he practiced at all (after not practicing last week) is a positive indicator with regards to his possible availability for Sunday's game against the Vikings.

Coach Mike Munchak hinted after Sunday's loss to the Texans, that Britt (ankle) was held out with an eye toward Week 5, the Tennessean reports. "It wasn't worth trying to work him to push him into this game," Munchak said of the call to deactivate Britt in Week 4. "We thought we'd have a better chance waiting until next Sunday."

Analysis: We'll have to see if Britt can gets in some practice time this week, but if he does, he has a decent chance to return to action for Sunday's road game at Minnesota.

Britt ruled out

Titans WR Kenny Britt has been ruled out for their game against the Texans today.

Analysis: With the struggles of CJ2K, this should mean a healthy amount of targets for both Nate Washington and Jared Cook.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Not Playing Sunday

Britt (ankle) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Texans.

Analysis: As expected. With Britt sidelined, Nate Washington, Kendall Wright and Damian Williams are in line to head the Titans' receiving corps this weekend, with Washington and Wright looking like the higher-percentage fantasy plays.

Kenny Britt: Report: Won't Play Sunday

Britt (ankle) won't play Sunday against the Texans, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Analysis: We'll confirm this once the official inactives are released, but this nugget should come as no surprise, given that Britt was unable to practice all week. Nate Washington, Kendall Wright and Damian Williams are in line to head the Titans' receiving corps this week.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Questionable For Sunday

According to coach Mike Munchak, Britt (ankle) could still play Sunday against the Texans even though he didn't practice all week, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt is officially listed as questionable and though Munchak suggests that the wideout could be available Sunday, it's pretty clear that Britt has been slow to recover from his nagging ankle issue, which makes him a risky play even if he does suit up this weekend. If he is unable to go Sunday, Nate Washington, Kendall Wright and Damian Williams would be in line to head the Titans' receiving corps in Week 4.

Britt (ankle) did not practice Thursday, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: We'll have to see what, if anything, Britt gets up to on Friday, but a questionable designation for Sunday's game against the Texans appears likely for the wideout.

Britt (ankle) did not practice Wednesday, but coach Mike Munchak is hopeful that he will by end of week, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: The expectation is that Britt should be ready to play Sunday against the Texans, but a return to the practice field on his part Thursday or Friday would no doubt ease his owners' concerns on that front.

Kenny Britt: (Ankle) Should Play Sunday

Coach Mike Munchak said Monday that Britt (ankle) should be ready to play Sunday against the Texans, the Titans' official site reports.

Analysis: We'd expect Britt, who is sore as of Monday, to be limited some at practice this week, but for now, the expectation is that he'll be out there in Week 4.

Britt, who suffered what he referred to as a slightly sprained ankle late in Sunday's game against the Lions, was not sporting a walking boot as he left the locker room afterward, the Tennessean reports. "I got rolled on by some big D-lineman," said Britt, who finished the game with six catches for 55 yards, while playing 37 snaps. "But just walking around a little, it's not really hurting me and it's not sensitive to the touch. I just couldn't push off like I wanted to."

Analysis: On the plus side, Britt's balky knees appear to be holding up fine, but his ankle injury seems destined to limit him some at practice, at the very least, as Week 4's game against the Texans approaches.

Britt suffered an ankle injury in overtime of Sunday's win over the Lions, The Tennessean's John Glennon reports.

Analysis: Britt was on the bench during overtime after suffering the injury, but he was not in a walking boot after the game and did not think the injury was significant. Britt said the injury prevented him from pushing off like he wanted to, so we'll keep an eye on his ankle leading up to Week 4. Consider him questionable for the time being.

Britt had six catches for 55 yards Sunday against the Lions.

Analysis: Despite the modest production, Britt co-led the Titans with 11 targets. He didn't appear limited, although he's clearly not producing at a level many fantasy owners were hoping for by Week 3.

Kenny Britt: (Knees) Restricted On Routes, Not Snaps

Coach Mike Munchak said that while Britt (knees) will not be limited on snaps in Week 3, he will be restricted on routes, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt played primarily in the slot last week, and while he should see an expanded role in where he lines up in Week 3, the Titans will make sure he's running routes that won't put too much stress on his surgically-repaired knee. He's not back to full strength just yet but he can still produce this week despite a limited repertoire of routes.

Kenny Britt: No Limitations This Week

Coach Mike Munchak said Britt (knees) will not be limited at all in Week 3, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Great news for those stashing Britt on their roster, as he'll be a full go this week at home. He's still somewhat of a risk given the recent lack of offensive production by Tennessee, but his presence alone should give the passing game a boost.

In his past three matchups against NFC opponents, Britt is averaging 112.3 receiving yards with five total touchdowns, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Yes, they do play an NFC team this week in the Lions, but Britt played just 19 snaps in Week 2, so resist the temptation to forecast such high expectations this week.

Kenny Britt: (Knee) To See Increased Action

Britt (knees) will see more action against the Lions in Week 3, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt was on the field for 19 of the 42 offensive snaps against the Chargers in Week 2, and with no setbacks, he'll assume a larger role in Week 3. He's a risky start at this point, but the potential reward is large given his WR1 upside.

Kenny Britt: (Knee) No Setbacks In Week 2

Britt (knees) did not suffer any setbacks in his Week 2 debut, the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: "It was exciting to be out there on the plays," Britt said. "It felt good out there. I was happy not to have any setbacks." This is good news for Tennessee, who is clearly struggling at 0-2 and needs Britt on the field sooner rather than later. He'll get more involved starting in Week 3 as he gets himself up to speed with the offense.

Britt (knees) had one catch for five yards in his first action since Sept. 25, 2011.

Analysis: Britt was limited in the game as expected and was targeted just twice in the game. Not promising numbers for the talented wideout, but barring any setbacks he should be more involved in Week 3.

Britt (knees) is active for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Analysis: Look for Britt to be eased back into the lineup on a limited snap count Sunday. He has the talent to produce in his return to action, even in a somewhat limited role.

Though Britt (knees) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chargers, the expectation is that he will suit up this weekend, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: There have been indications that the Titans plan to ease Britt back into the lineup and limit his snaps, but he has the talent to produce some even in a somewhat limited role. Assuming he does in fact suit up Sunday, Britt is a hit-or-miss Week 2 fantasy option, but assuming no setbacks, he could be ready to assume a full workload (or closer to one, at least) by Week 3's contest against the Lions.

Coach Mike Munchak said that the Titans will need to exercise caution with Britt (knees) this week, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: "Even though his knee may feel good, the rest of his body hasn't played either," Munchak said Thursday. Britt's history has seen a myriad of injuries to his quads and hamstrings in addition to his knees. Munchak will ease him into the lineup to the tune of 15-to-25 snaps to get Britt's confidence back without overplaying him in his first game since last September.

Britt to make return

Britt returned to practice and should make his season debut on Sunday against the San Diego Chargers. Titans coach Mike Munchak said Britt will play in the "15-to-25 snap range," according to Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean.

Analysis: Britt will be limited, but if WR Nate Washington is forced to miss any time, Britt has a good chance to see at least one red-zone opportunity.

Kenny Britt: Poised to Return to Action

Coach Mike Munchak said that Britt will see around 15-to-25 snaps in Sunday's game against the Chargers, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: We'll have to see how the Titans officially list Britt, who says he's at about 95 percent, health-wise, later in the week, but barring a setback, there doesn't seem to be much doubt that he will be out there in some capacity in Week 2.

Kenny Britt: (Knee) Expected to Play a Role Sunday

Britt (knees) is back with the Titans after serving a one-game suspension and should play a role in Sunday's game against the Chargers, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: We'll have to see if Britt's balky knees are an issue once practice heats up this week, but it looks like he will be out there Sunday, perhaps on some sort of limited snap count.

Britt worked with several former Titans off site over the week while not being allowed to attend any team facilities while on suspension, the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt (suspension) had come off of the physically unable to perform list several weeks ago, but will not be allowed to return to practice or play with the Titans until Monday, the day after their opening season game. The Titans hope that Britt will be ready to play against the Chargers in Week 2.

Britt suspended one game

Titans wideout Kenny Britt only received a one game suspension from the league.

Analysis: The news actually helps Britt's value since his current ADP has him going in the 11th round of most fantasy drafts. It might be time to bump down Kendall Wright a notch since he will officially fall to third on the depth chart. Nate Washington, who should see plenty of opportunities as defenses focus on Britt, becomes an interesting prospect as a result.

Kenny Britt: Draws One-Game Suspension

Britt (knees) will be suspended for one game by the NFL, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: While being suspended is obviously not optimal, it will, in Britt's case, give the wideout additional time to strengthen his balky knees in anticipation of the Titans' Week 2 contest against the Chargers. If he had suited up in Week 1, the expectation was that Britt would be on a snap count, anyway. Britt has the talent to produce strong numbers when he is on the field, but drafting him must come with the caveat that he has some health concerns and that he is also presumably but one misstep away from a more impactful suspension.

If Britt (knees) is eligible to play in Week 1 against the Patriots, he would likely be somewhat limited, the Tennessean reports. "We have to be careful," offensive coordinator Palmer said. "The other guys have been practicing for six weeks and they're at a game speed and a tempo that is going to take Kenny a little bit of time to catch up to. So I think he'll be on a pitch count on how many plays he can play until we feel comfortable he's ready for a full game."

Analysis: Coach Mike Munchak noted earlier in training camp that Britt might see about 12-15 snaps if he's out there in Week 1. Whether he is or not now hinges on a) Britt avoiding any setbacks with his knees and b) the wideout not being suspended by the NFL.

Kenny Britt: (Knee) Activated From PUP List

Britt (knee) has been activated from the PUP list, according to the Tennessean.

Analysis: Britt will be added to the active roster Wednesday and is cleared to practice with the team next week, barring a possible suspension. He will not play in the Titans' final preseason game against New Orleans.

Coach Mike Munchak said that Britt (knee) may come off the PUP list this week, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: That's a good sign, but Britt won't play in Thursday's preseason finale against the Saints, so those considering drafting him will have to do so without seeing him in an exhibition game. Moreover, he's still looking at a possible NFL suspension, though the hope on that front is that issue will be settled, one way or another, very soon.

There is no timetable set for the NFL to determine whether or not Britt (knee) will be suspended for his off-field issues, NFL.com reports. "There are no specific timelines for these cases," according to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello. "Each one is unique. When it's done, it's done and we announce something (or not)."

Analysis: There's plenty of speculation that Britt is in line for a short suspension, with the possible silver lining if that happens being that the wideout would have extra time to recuperate from his ongoing knee woes. On that topic, coach Mike Munchak noted last week that Britt, at best, might be available for 10-15 snaps if he ends up being eligible to play in Week 1.

NFL spokesman Greg Aiello says that the status of Britt (knee) with regards to potential league discipline is "still under review," Terry McCormick of The National Football Post reports.

Analysis: The report points out that the Titans could use some clarity on the situation, with roster cuts looming. It seems likely that Britt will receive some sort of punishment for his multiple off-field issues, but if that's the case, he could probably use the time off well by continuing to rehab/strengthen his balky knees. In the meantime, Kendall Wright possesses some upside out of the gate, given that he's a candidate for added looks if Britt isn't available early on.

Kenny Britt: Unlikely to Play In Preseason

Titans coach Mike Munchak said Sunday that Britt (knee) probably won't play at all in the preseason, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Although Britt said he's feeling better and hopes to be back for the regular season, he's still awaiting word on a possible suspension for violating the league's conduct policy. It looks like we may not see him in action until a few weeks into the regular season.

Britt (knees), who was spotted running routes and catching passes following Wednesday's practice, is making progress, the Titans' official site reports. "He's doing routes now and catching balls," coach Mike Munchak noted. "He obviously can't be in with us on the offensive side of the ball until he's off PUP, but he's progressing. He's doing more and more every day with us, and his knees have been holding up well."

Analysis: When asked by a reporter Wednesday when he would return, Britt replied, "sooner than you think." That's all positive, but Britt still has the possibility of an NFL suspension for his multiple run-ins with the law to contend with.

As Britt rehabs his balky knees, he continues to await word from the NFL with regards to a possible suspension, the Tennessean reports. "(Commissioner Roger Goodell said) he would think about it and get to me as soon as possible, sooner or later, I'm not too sure," said Britt, who traveled to New York last week to meet with the commish to discuss the wideout's off-field issues.

Analysis: The talented wideout has had eight run-ins with the law since the Titans drafted him in 2009. Meanwhile, coach Mike Munchak has hinted at the possibility of Britt playing in the team's final preseason game against the Saints on Aug. 30, although that report deems that an unlikely scenario. For his part, Britt said Tuesday, "injury-wise I am doing good, feeling better, moving better. So that's a good thing. I am not giving myself no timetable at all. I am taking each day at a time and we'll just go on from that, and today I am feeling good."

Britt (knee) ripped the Titans via Instagram for fining him $9,915 for missing a "mandatory scheduled appointment" with a team trainer, Yahoo! Sports reports.

Analysis: In the grand scheme of things, the wideout venting his frustration over a fine via a social media platform is not a huge deal, but don't expect the Titans to be thrilled with this latest Britt nugget. When healthy and on the field, Britt has displayed plenty of promise, but he was recently arrested for the eighth time since being drafted by the team in 2009 and as a result seems likely to be fined and/or suspended by the NFL.

Britt (knee) said that he is a little worried about a possible suspension after meeting with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports.

Analysis: That's a vague, but slightly ominous statement from Britt, but one gets the feeling that his cumulative off-field issues will result in some sort of suspension, rather than a warning from the league. Meanwhile, Britt is bouncing back from knee issues, so there are two unresolved caveats in play in evaluating his fantasy value heading into draft/auction season.

Britt will meet with commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday to talk about his recent off-field issues, NFL.com reports.

Analysis: We should have a clearer outlook to whether or not Britt gets suspended for violating the league's personal conduct policy. Britt, who has eight run-ins with the law since being drafted in 2009, was arrested in July for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.

Britt (knees) has reportedly looked good while doing his rehab work of late, the Tennessean reports. "He is doing good. We have him on a great program...and he has responded to it," coach Mike Munchak said. "He is running hard and next week he'll start doing more things and running. But we are happy with where he's at."

Analysis: Munchak added that the plan is to increase the intensity of Britt's workouts this coming week. "He is progressing as well or better than we hoped," Munchak said of the wideout, who continues to bounce back from surgeries on both knees. "Now it is just a matter of how quickly over the next two weeks when he starts doing more cutting and changing of direction, how he'll respond to that." That all sounds good, but Britt still has a possible suspension hanging over his head in the wake of his off-field issues.

Though it hasn't been set up yet, Britt (knee) will eventually have to head to New York for a disciplinary hearing with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Not only does Britt have a possible suspension hanging over his head for some of his off-field issues, but he's still on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list thanks to his lingering knee woes. When he's on the field, the talent is there, but until his status becomes clearer, he's a risky pick, with Kendall Wright's fantasy prospects on the upswing now that he's been signed by the Titans.

Britt (knee) did some running and pushing of a blocking sled after Tuesday's practice, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

Analysis: Britt's on the PUP list, but he's reportedly been running on the treadmill and in the team's practice bubble. Tuesday marked the first time since training camp opened that Britt has worked on the field in front of media, which is a step in the right direction.

Titans coach Mike Munchak said Friday that Britt (knee) should be running and cutting by next week, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt has had two knee scopes and one DUI arrest this offseason, but it looks like he's getting closer to being ready for the practice field. The 23-year-old is currently on the PUP list, but he can be lifted from it at any point before the season. Britt played in just three games last season, and will be a high risk, high reward option heading into the 2012 season.

Kenny Britt: Placed on PUP List

Britt (knee) has been placed on the Titans' preseason PUP list, the team's official site reports.

Analysis: Of course, Britt will be eligible to return to practice as at any time during training camp, but questions and red flags abound here, given his recent DUI arrest, on top of a disconcerting offseason with regards to soundness of his knees.

Kenny Britt: (Knee) DUI Arrest

Britt (knee) was arrested for a DUI on Friday, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports.

Analysis: This arrest comes days after Britt had arthroscopic surgery on his knee. Britt had multiple run-ins with the law last year before a torn ACL took him out for the season. This is not a good sign for the talented, but troubled wide receiver that could lead to suspensions once he is healthy.

Kenny Britt has surgery on left knee

According to Jim Wyatt of The Tennesseean, Titans receiver Kenny Britt "recently underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee." This is now the second surgery in three months for the wideout.

Analysis: Britt should now be considered no more than a No. 3 WR in fantasy drafts. The team did select Kendall Wright in the NFL draft, but Nate Washington stands to gain the most should Britt's health issues continue.

Kenny Britt: Gets Another Knee Scoped

Britt underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee following the Titans' minicamp at the end of June, the Tennesean's Jim Wyatt reports.

Analysis: Britt, who tore his right ACL/MCL last September, had a scope on that knee in May. The latest procedure, reported Tuesday, was done to clean out his other knee and was presumably a minor one. In any event, given Britt's past knee woes, his injury status and history must be taken into consideration when drafting him. How much he is able to do in training camp -- and how he looks when he is on the field -- will be a situation to track closely in the coming weeks. The report notes that Britt, who has been working with team trainers of late, may end up beginning camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list, but adds that the Titans still hope that he will be available for their regular season opener.

Britt (knee) is remaining in Nashville to rehab with team doctors this summer, but is confident he will be ready for the season's start, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt is coming off a torn ACL and MCL suffered in Week 3 last season. At the time, Britt already had 17 catches for 289 yards and three touchdowns on the season and was looking to be one of the league's elite deep threats. Titans head coach Mike Munchak hopes Britt will be able to participate in drills when the team opens training camp at the end of July, but does not expect his wideout to practice fully until late in camp. Britt's injury history is already piling up, so take caution with drafting him, but also do not forget the big-time capability he possess when healthy.

Britt (torn ACL) performed five 100-yard sprints after organized team activities thursday and felt fine in following days, the Tennessean's Jim Wyatt reports.

Analysis: Thursday was the first time Britt (torn ACL) had attempted sprints after arthroscopic surgery a few weeks back. He was sprinting and cutting before, but that led to swelling and then the arthroscopic surgery. Britt hopes to be ready for training camp so he can work with the quarterbacks before the season starts.

Britt "praying" for Week 1 return

Tennessee Tiatns wide receiver Kenny Britt is "hoping and praying" he will be ready for week one of the 2012 NFL season. Britt was tested his surgically repaired ACL and MCL on the field during Thursday's OTA workout and reportedly "looked good." Britt admitted he had lost a bit of strength in the leg but was still about a week ahead of schedule.

Analysis: Due to the injury, Britt is safest drafted as a No. 2 WR on your fantasy team. He was among the most explosive receivers before the injury last season, so the potential to play well beyond his draft status is there.

Britt (torn ACL) will begin running and cutting again on Thursday for the first time since he underwent arthroscopic surgery three weeks ago, the Tennessean's Jim Wyatt reports.

Analysis: This is obviously good news, but it is still pretty unclear whether Britt will be ready for Week 1. His possible range of production this year is huge, so hopefully we will know more once training camp starts.

Britt (torn ACL) had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on Wednesday, the Tennesean's Jim Wyatt reports.

Analysis: Early reports had Britt ahead of schedule in his recovery, but his status for Week 1 is very much up in the air. Although the procedure he underwent on Wednesday was a minor one, it is still not a good sign that he needed a follow-up surgery. We are still at least three months away from most fantasy drafts, but those of you who draft early will want to proceed with caution when it comes to Britt.

Kenny Britt: More Surgery On Tap?

Coach Mike Munchak acknowledged Sunday that Britt -- who is bouncing back from both a torn AC and MCL - might require a second procedure on his knee at some point, NFL.com reports.

Analysis: While it's no lock that will be the case, even hinting at such a possibility suggests the wideout's knee remains a concern. "I think it always is (possible)," Munchak said of the possibility of another knee procedure for Britt. "I don't know if he will at some point, but I think that's something that's common with that injury." In any case, given Britt's status, it's completely justifiable that the Titans took fellow wideout Kendall Wright in April's draft.

Britt said that though his knee is still swollen, he has been able to run mostly at full speed and cut on it, ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Britt underwent surgery to repair a torn ACL in October. Although his status for the start of the 2012 campaign remains uncertain, his rehab seems to be going well and Britt remains optimistic that he'll be ready to go out of the gate.

Coach Mike Munchak said that Britt (knee) has been rehabbing and is ahead of schedule, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports.

Analysis: Britt had surgery to repair his torn ACL back in October, so given the good progress he is making, his chances of starting the 2012 season healthy enough to play look promising. As is the case with any skill player coming back from a serious knee injury though, how much much, if at all, his explosiveness and cutting ability will be impacted, at least initially, remains to be seen.