Kenny Britt

Week 4 vs. Cincinnati Bengals

Kenny Britt had 2 catches in his first two games combined, but had a decent outing last week against the Colts, recording a 38-yard catch along with a score, but he only caught 3-of-10 targets.

Britt will likely continue to be the team's No. 1 wideout simply because there aren't many better options, but he's been very unreliable in 2017. Part of it is his fault, and another part is the struggling QB play of rookie DeShone Kizer.

He gets a decent matchup this week against the Bengals, but he's not much more than a WR4 option.

Week 2 at Baltimore Ravens

Kenny Britt finished last week with just 1 catch for 13 yards on 3 targets. He also had one critical drop that drew the ire of coach Hue Jackson, who said Britt could be in danger of losing his starting role in the offense.

The Browns don't really have anyone else to go to, but it's certainly not good news that Britt could be in the doghouse after just one week. Even if he's fine in Week 2, he doesn't particularly have a good matchup, as the Ravens were tough against the pass in Week 1. Britt should be viewed as a WR4 with limited upside.

Fantasy Upside

Kenny Britt managed to have a 1,000-yard season despite having Case Keenum and Jared Goff as his quarterbacks (he also played in 15 games). He headed to Cleveland this offseason where he’ll replace Terrelle Pryor as the top receiving threat in the offense.

The most impressive part about Britt last year was just how consistent he was. Excluding Week 15, when he left early with an injury, Britt had at least four receptions or 40 yards in every game. While those numbers don’t jump out, it’s good production from someone who can be the WR3 or WR4 on your fantasy squadron.

Fantasy Downside

Not often do you see a player in his eighth season set career-highs, so Britt will have to prove last year wasn’t a fluke. He could have a hard time doing so in the Browns’ offense, which is run-heavy and features one of the worst quarterback groups in the league.

2017 Bottom Line

Britt isn’t a sexy pick, but he could end up being a late-round steal. He was a surprise standout player just a year ago, and if he’s able to maintain a similar level of success, he could be an every-week starter, depending on your league settings.