Newly-minted Cleveland Browns general manager John Dorsey wasted no time in making his first executive decision, releasing wide receiver Kenny Britt on the first day on the job. Britt, who was signed in the 2017 offseason to a four-year, $32.5 million contract with $17 million in guaranteed money, had done little to contribute to Cleveland’s anemic offense. In nine games (and four starts), Britt caught only 18 passes on 37 targets for 233 yards and two scores; Britt was more notable for being inactive thanks to curfew violations than for anything he accomplished on the field.
Former Browns WR Kenny Britt signed by New England Patriots
