No. 30 Titans Take ... Kenny Britt

The 6-3, 218-pound Britt is about the biggest of the top-tier wideouts in this draft. In Tennessee's attack, which is a vertical attack (as opposed to the West Coast underneath stuff) Britt could be a good "go up and get it" receiver. He has to improve in terms of using his size to his advantage and he's not going to be a big numbers guy but the Titans don't look to get into shootouts. They need guys who can move the chains and be targets in the red zone and this is a good pick for them. Plus, with a dearth of defensive tackles in this draft, it would have been hard for them to address that need sufficiently.