Kenny Britt and former Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher are closing in on a reunion.
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On the same day that New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft eliminated Britt as a possibility, St. Louis Rams general manager Les Snead told ProFootballTalk his chances of landing the wide receiver are "better than 50 percent."
Britt has also visited the Washington Redskins and Buffalo Bills. As of Tuesday afternoon, the Redskinsremain interested, reports ESPN.com's John Keim.
Britt's surgically repaired knees have already passed a Rams physical, per NFL Media's Albert Breer.
Seeking a short-term, make-good contract, Britt is expected to choose his new team within the next couple of days, per PFT's Mike Florio.
Britt entered the NFL with difference-making talent five years ago. Although he's still just 25 years old, his game film over the past two seasons has shown no reason to believe he will ever recapture the potential he flashed from 2010-11.
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