Why did kenny britt lose his job

Nate has horrible hands and I bet it is the way he tries to catch balls.

But Britt is benched because of the injury rule, which is all on Fisher.

 

Britt will be the starting Flanker next season. I'm not all too worried. Fish usually puts the talent on the field, it may just take longer than it should at times. I would like to see Cook play more though, he's a physical monster although I doubt Fish is going to break up the VY-Scaife connection.

 

Fisher needs to stop doing this. I bet Cook was loads better then Crumpler.

 

not at blocking....not by a longshot..

 

Well...

Washington drops the ball for different reasons...he takes his eyes off the ball but he tries to catch it with his hands. Britt may be getting sent the message he needs to work on always catching the ball with his HANDS and not trying to trap the ball to his body.

I think the Titans would look to have one speed guy (Wash) and one possession guy out there together. Since Gage is more reliable, they may want him to be higher on the depth chart than Britt. I think will be there best WR next year.

As for Cook, he's a worse blocker than Crumpler by a LOT. Even Scaife is not a good blocker. Crumpler's blocking is what keeps him on the field over Cook and Stevens. If Scaife leaves, Cook may slide into his role, but if he can't block, he's gonna have a limited role as CJ is an MVP candidate and our bread and butter!

Gut

 

As long as we have a 2,000 yard back, there will be a spot for guys like Crumpler.

Now onto Britt:

Even though Washington is on record to have 6 drops, it still seems like Britt is just as likely to drop a ball if not more likely. He's a rookie WR, the 2nd toughest position to play as a rookie. And he's too comparable to Gage to have on the field at the same time. Fisher likes the deep threat Washington's slow speed creates.

I don't like how it is, but I call what I see.

 

I love Kenny Britt, I would think this would be the time to get him experience and I feel he has the potiential to have a few breakout years and be a top WR.