Kenny Britt has agreed to a one-year, $1.4 million deal with the St. Louis Rams.
Britt's deal could increase to $2.9 million with incentives.
Jeff Fisher was with the Tennessee Titans when Britt was drafted.
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Rams Open To Trading 2nd Overall Pick
The St. Louis Rams own the second overall pick and are open to trading down.
“(We have) not really had any discussion with anybody, but that doesn’t mean to say we won’t," Fisher said.
The Rams traded the second overall pick in 2012 to the Washington Redskins in a blockbuster deal that won't likely be matched due to how valuable Robert Griffin III was in that draft.
"But I think it’s highly unlikely that even if we did trade out that would we get the value that we did the first time around," Fisher said.
Shaun Hill Agrees To Deal With Rams
The St. Louis Rams have agreed on terms with Shaun Hill.
Hill was their target at backup quarterback, though they also expressed interest in Mark Sanchez.
Rams Interested In Mark Sanchez
Mark Sanchez has received interest from the St. Louis Rams.
"I'd say that there is interest. I can't say how much. But there certainly would be interest,'' Rams coach Jeff Fisher told USA TODAY Sports Sunday at the league's owners meetings. "I don't have a backup with experience on the roster right now."
The Rams' current backup is Austin Davis.
Sanchez worked with current Rams' offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.
Rodger Saffold Agrees To Deal With Rams After Raiders Rescind Offer
Rodger Saffold is returning to the St. Louis Rams on a five-year deal after he failed his physical with the Oakland Raiders.
Saffold agreed to a $42.5 million deal with the Raiders on Tuesday, but they had concerns about his shoulder.
Rodger Saffold Agrees To $42.5M Deal With Raiders
The Oakland Raiders have agreed to terms with Rodger Saffold on a five-year, $42.5 million deal.
Saffold will receive $21 million in guaranteed money.
Saffold is considered by some as one of the three best guards in the NFL, while others view him as a viable left tackle.
Rams To Release Cortland Finnegan
The St. Louis Rams will release Cortland Finnegan.
Finnegan was asked by the Rams to take a paycut.
Jeff Fisher said that the Rams remain interested in re-signing Finnegan, but not at his weighty $10 million price tag.
rnHis release saves the team $4 million in 2014 while generating roughly $6 million in dead money.