I don't think he will come back. Some people pointed out that our Qb play hurt his stats and a lot of teams see that and he will get more money then some think. Also he might be reluctant to sign here with uncertainty of Qb
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I disagree, this is the happiest Britt has been in his whole career. He absolutely loves it here. Plus, Fisher has showed he can handle a player like him and I think other teams notice that. The Rams won't let him go.
I think Britt likes Fisher, and Fisher likes Britt. That should factor into Britt's decision.
mr.stlouis
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And I honestly think Quick has become his home boy too. Britt loves Fisher. Britt loves Quick.
For SOME players, not all, but some, there are more things to staying with a team than money.
The Raiders have FAR too many other needs to sign a guy like Britt. I agree with others that he'll stay in St. Louis. He is the leader of the WR's on this team and I think he loves that role, which will not be the same if he goes to another team.
Does seem to me that Britt and Fisher have a good relationship which will hopefully help influence him to re-sign with the Rams!
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Of course he's going to say that. He's not just going to say on TV that I'm not coming back. I belive he wants to come back. But I bet he wants his money and to know who his Qb is going to be
Honestly, I don't think Britt could leave St. Louis. He's said multiple times that he wants to be back, this is the happiest he's ever been, and he's even referred to next season with "we". He's said Fisher is the best coach he's ever had. He said this is the best locker room and atmosphere he's been a part of. Britt and Quick have said they are extremely close and like brothers. Fisher has expressed interest multiple times in bringing him back. Britt's two highest career totals have been under Fisher, indicating that Fisher is the best chance for him to succeed. We're the team that gave him a chance to succeed.
I just can't see him leaving.
I just can't see him leaving.
With all the issues we've had with receivers being able to get open and catch the ball, he needs to be a priority. The Rams haven't had a receiver that can work all three levels of the field, dominate opposing secondarys and catch the ball anywhere in his radius since Torry. The Rams don't have a lot of players that can play at a high level, with swagger. If the Rams can spend money on former free agents that didn't give a good return, it would be odd for them to suddenly get tight with money when they have a good player, that they've seen up close for a season.
mr.stlouis
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If that's the case then they are more than welcome to have him just like the Patriots wanted Ammendola. That worked out well.
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I think Britt will come back. Every indication is that he loves it here. Why would he leave the team that's currently reviving his career?
And another thing... He deserves major props. Many thought he'd be a distraction and a low-character locker-room cancer. He has been the opposite of that—a team leader, a veteran presence and a playmaker on the field. Proof that people change, and that bad kids can grow into responsible men.
I've very proud of what he did this year and I'm happy for him.
And another thing... He deserves major props. Many thought he'd be a distraction and a low-character locker-room cancer. He has been the opposite of that—a team leader, a veteran presence and a playmaker on the field. Proof that people change, and that bad kids can grow into responsible men.
I've very proud of what he did this year and I'm happy for him.
