Kenny Britt I Rutgers, WR: 2009 NFL Draft

2009 NFL Draft - Kenny Britt Scouting Report

NFL Draft Analyst

Prospect: Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers
Ht: 6'2 Wt: 218 40: 4.4

Strengths: Britt is an extremely physical WR. He is very athletic and has great speed for his size. Has ability to block and make huge hits. Probably the hardest hitting WR in the draft. Not afraid to go across the middle and can take big hits. Is a decent route runner. Had 9 catches for 107 yards against Darius Butler, cornerback from Connecticut(who could be a first round pick). Played as a true freshman in 2006. He was very productive in 2007 as well as in 2008.

Weaknesses: Inconsistent hands. Cannot create good separate consistently. Not a hard worker. Is not elusive and does not have elite quickness or acceleration. Suspended one game last season for violating team rules. This brings up questionable character concerns. Said to have your typical star WR attitude.

Summary: Kenny Britt has had an unbelievable career with the Scarlett Knights. His three year career has broken too many records to name. He is a gifted athlete with great size and speed. He knows how to use his size as well. He is a great blocker and extremely physical. He has very inconsistent hands and that will bring up concerns. His character issues will also have some teams shying away from him. Nevertheless teams will not ignore his record-breaking career at Rutgers and he could very well be drafted as early as the first round.

Draft Projection: Late 1st-Early 2nd Round

Last updated - 4/19/09