{"playerId":12556,"percentChange":0.5,"averageDraftPosition":96.3,"percentOwned":80.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Coach Mike Munchak noted that Britt, who has had his share of knee woes in the past, has clearly benefited from a surgery-free offseason, the Tenneseean reports. \"Last year he had to deal with the frustration of getting over the ACL and the other knee bothering him, and that was a mental strain,\" Munchak said. \"This year he was able to get away during the offseason, train in different places, and not worry about spending it rehabbing.\"","spin":"That said, with an eye toward keeping Britt healthy, the Titans plan to limit him some as the season draws closer, an approach that will likely include holding him out of some OTAs. His 2012 output was modest -- he caught 45 passes for 589 yards and four touchdowns in 14 games -- but now further removed from his knee issues, the wideout thinks he can return to the form he displayed prior to the ACL and MCL injuries he sustained in Week 3 of the 2011 campaign.","date":"Mon Jun 3"},"fullName":"Kenny Britt","pointsSEASON":78,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Britt has size and speed to burn, but now he's four years into his NFL career and he's yet to top 775 yards receiving. He tore his right ACL and MCL in '11, then last fall tore his left knee meniscus; the net result was a lost season in which Britt had a devil of a time gaining separation. Britt has talent enough to be a top-10 fantasy WR. But the Titans drafted Justin Hunter in the second round this April, officially putting the veteran on notice. If he doesn't break out in his contract year, Britt is likely gone from Tennessee.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":55,"projectedPoints":93}