NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Titans receiver Kenny Britt says he’s ready for whatever punishment NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell metes out following his latest run-in with police.
Britt spoke Wednesday for the first time since his July 20 DUI arrest on the Fort Campbell, Ky., Army post. He was summoned to Goodell’s office on Monday to discuss the arrest. The visit came less than a year after the commissioner called him in for a string of incidents during the lockout, but didn’t suspend him.
Britt says, Goodell “wasn’t that pleased at seeing me in there” on Monday.
Britt is keeping details of the meeting confidential, saying “I’m going to take it on the chin, whatever he decides, and move forward.”
