Britt briefly existed Sunday's game against the Packers with a shoulder injury, but later returned to the action, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Britt entered Sunday's game with a knee concern and hurt his shoulder late in the first half. Although he eventually was able to return to the action, Britt still finished with zero catches for the second straight game, as the Rams' passing offense struggled mightily Sunday.

Britt (shoulder) is questionable to return Sunday against the Packers, Nick Wagoner of ESPN reports.

Britt didn't have a catch for the second week in a row before leaving the game. Stedman Bailey is likely to take over for Britt in his absence.

Britt (knee) is active for Sunday's game at Green Bay, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Britt missed Friday's practice due to a swollen knee, placing some question over his ability to play in Week 5. Although he's suiting up, his targets are too sporadic (only one outing with more than four) to rely upon him in many formats.

Despite missing Friday's practice due to some swelling in his knee, Britt is listed as probable for Sunday's game in Green Bay, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Britt should be fine to handle his usual snap count, and while he's rarely left the field this season, his consistent playing time hasn't led to consistent production. After catching 10 passes for 102 yards in Week 3, Britt took a backseat to Tavon Austin in Week 4, finishing with no catches and just one target in a win over the Cardinals.

Britt failed to reel in his only target Sunday as the Rams defeated the Cardinals 24-22.

As always seems to happen with Rams receivers, Britt followed a huge performance (10 catches, 102 yards) with a complete dud. Tavon Austin and Jared Cook received nearly all of Nick Foles' targets on Sunday, which left Britt out in the cold. He remains the No. 1 receiver on the depth chart, but he's going to struggle to produce fantasy-wise on a regular basis.

Britt (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game in Arizona, Myles Simmons of the Rams' official site reports.

Nick Foles has spread the wealth this season, and Britt will have even more competition for targets with Brian Quick making his season debut. With a tough Cardinals defense on tap -- they've given up only 27 catches for 340 yards and two touchdowns on 52 targets to wideouts this season -- Britt will have even greater difficulty making an impact in Week 4.

Britt (shoulder) returned to practice Friday and is listed as probable for Sunday's game in Arizona, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Britt's injury isn't much of a concern, even though he missed practice Tuesday and Wednesday. He has emerged as the closest thing the Rams have to a No. 1 wide receiver, leading his position group in targets (17), catches (11) and snaps (130) through three games. However, with Brian Quick expected to make his 2015 debut Sunday afternoon, there's even more competition for touches in an offense that has really spread things around.

Britt (shoulder) would have been a limited participant, if the Rams had practiced Thursday, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

The potential practice appearance follows two absences in a row, paving the way for Britt to sidestep a shoulder issue and achieve active status Sunday in Arizona. After three games, he leads all Rams with 17 targets and even has a 100-yard performance to his name.

Britt (shoulder) didn't practice Wednesday, Nick Wagoner of ESPN.com reports.

Britt has now missed back-to-back practices, but two remain for the wideout to turn the tide in his effort to play Sunday at Arizona. Owners should watch his status closely as the week rolls on to get a bearing on his Week 4 availability.

Britt didn't participate in Tuesday's practice due to a "little bit of a shoulder issue," Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

After notching his first 100-yard effort of the season Sunday against the Steelers -- seven receptions for 102 yards on 10 targets -- Britt now leads all Rams receiving options with 17 targets through three games. The performance has improved his stock, but the concern throws a potential wrench in those plans. Ultimately, the team will have an opportunity to clarify his status with Wednesday's injury report.

Britt had seven catches on 10 targets for 102 yards Sunday against the Steelers.

Britt has developed a nice chemistry with quarterback Nick Foles, who threw a touchdown pass to him in Week 2. Britt has loads of talent and size but has always struggled to be a consistent threat. Only Tavon Austin finished with more than two catches Sunday, and while Britt is likely to get plenty of looks in Week 4, a matchup against the Cardinals in Arizona isn't ideal.

Britt had the Rams' lone touchdown in Sunday's 24-10 loss to Washington, also amassing 44 yards on two catches.

Britt was the only Ram that did anything fantasy-wise on Sunday, and even he didn't have a tremendous day. Britt now has four catches for 81 yards and a touchdown in two games, and shouldn't be counted on for more than about two catches a game as St. Louis spreads out the offense too much for one receiver to dominate.

Britt had two catches on three targets for 37 yards Sunday against the Seahawks.

Despite Brian Quick being inactive, Britt's three targets were fewer than Benny Cunningham's (seven), Jared Cook's (six), Tavon Austin's (five) and Stedman Bailey's (four). Britt has the capability to put up some big performances, but with so many relatively equal receiving options on the depth chart, he is a very unreliable fantasy option.

Britt caught two passes for 21 yards in Saturday's 24-14 preseason loss to the Colts.

Britt will be the starting wideout beside Brian Quick when the regular season rolls around, so the preseason doesn't mean as much for him. The Rams' offense tends to spread the wealth around, so although Britt has plenty of ability, his fantasy upside is limited.

Britt caught his only target for an eight-yard gain in Friday's preseason opener against the Raiders.

Britt started alongside Tavon Austin, who filled in for Brian Quick (shoulder). Austin and Stedman Bailey will likely be involved in the offense, but Britt is locked in as a starter after easily leading the team's wideouts in snaps last season.

Britt signed a two-year contract worth up about $14 million Friday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Britt's deal includes $4.3 million of guaranteed money, likely keeping him with the Rams for at least the next two seasons. He led the Rams with 748 receiving yards and finishing second in receptions (48). His output on a one-year deal has awarded him a second, more lucrative contract. He will head into 2015 with more stable footing, but will need to get acquainted with a new quarterback, as the Rams dealt Sam Bradford for Nick Foles in the offseason. However, Bradford missed most of last season, leaving Austin Davis and Shaun Hill to take the duties under center. If Foles can come anywhere close to replicating his production with the Eagles over the past two seasons, it could result in better numbers for Britt in 2015.

Britt has signed a two-year deal with the Rams, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Britt was the most solid receiver for St. Louis last season, with nearly 50 receptions and 750 yards. He should also have a more reliable quarterback in Nick Foles this year as well, which could lead to an even better fantasy year for Britt.

Britt finished the season with 48 receptions for 748 yards and three touchdowns.

For a $1.4 million deal in the offseason, the Rams received a pretty good year out of Britt, leading the team in receiving yards by more than 140 yards. Most importantly, he stayed out of trouble off the field, remained healthy and became a leader in the locker room. He also didn't lose a fumble, and if he can get a stable quarterback situation next year, could continue to get back to the potential he had when drafted in the first round back in 2009.

Britt was targeted a team-high 11 times in Sunday's 37-27 loss to the Giants, racking up nine catches for 103 yards.

Britt surpassed 70 receiving yards in a game for just the second time all season. He's been inconsistent all season and will likely have a tough time approaching this type of production next week against Seattle.

Britt caught 5-of-9 targets for 65 yards in Thursday's 12-6 loss to the Cardinals.

Britt topped seven targets for the first time this season, and he hit the 60-yard mark for just the fourth time. While he and Stedman Bailey are getting approximately the same number of looks, Bailey is the better option for the final two weeks of the season, though still a very risky play.