Former Rutgers star WR and current Tennessee Titan Kenny Britt wanted for questioning in his brother's Jersey City stabbing -- UPDATE

Kenny Britt is wanted for questioning about his brother's stabbing last night in Jersey City at a party. Later at this same residence a gunshot was fired at the home on Van Nostrand Avenue between Sterling and West Side avenues in Jersey City at 3:28 a.m. Police say Britt was at the scene of the incident that led to the stabbing. The JCPD told the New York Post:

“We are looking to speak to Mr. Britt in reference to the incident,’’ Jersey City Police Capt. Edgar Martinez said. “We are currently in the process of trying to do that. “They were all involved in an altercation,” Martinez said. “So they all knew each other and what was going on. That’s why we want to talk to him. He was involved in the incident, both incidents. He was there during that time period. So we are looking to speak to him."

Britt has been arrested eight times since he was drafted by the Titans.

UPDATE: It is now being reported the person who was shot was not Britt's brother but a close friend.

Tennessee Titan and Bayonne's own Kenny Britt has had a busy week

Kenny has a lot of time on his hands while being locked out by the NFL owners (and greedy bastards they be). So much time in fact it seems Kenny celebrated his plea deal on Tuesday for careless driving regarding an incident in April that involved a chase (Britt sped away from police in his 90K Porsche and when police caught up he walked away from the car at first claiming it wasn't his despite the Tennessee Titans license plates) by getting popped in Hoboken on Wednesday for among other things tampering with evidence, obstructing a government function and resisting arrest. This stems from what police say was an attempt to hide and then destroy a crushed a cigar containing marijuana (we'll go with the hipper phrase 'blunt' here) after being confronted by FuHo PD. This is the 5th time in the last two years Kenny Britt has had police contact of some kind. While his teammates were down in Tennessee trying to hold workouts on their own Britt had better things to do with his time.

Kenny, a nickel's worth of free advice. Google the name Charles Rogers. Then go look in a mirror.

Rutgers 29, North Carolina State 23!!!

A big bowl victory for head coach Greg Schiano and his Scarlet Knights today in the Papa John's Bowl in dump ass Alabama. Senior all world QB Mike Teel hit NFL prospect junior Kenny Britt with a 42 yard TD pass midway through the 4th quarter to put the Scarlet Knights up 26-24 and kicker San San Te nailed a 24 yard field goal with :41 seconds to play for the final margin of victory. The sports staff at the Jersey City Desk were MOST IMPRESSED with the last Rutgers drive that took 11 plays, in 7:43, eating up any and all chance NC State had to come back. Never has a field goal drive been so valuable. Rob Cervini and Tiquan Underwood also scored touchdowns for the good guys.

So Rutgers finishes up at 8-5 and head into the 2009 season on a swell 7 game winning streak. Full marks to the Scarlet Knights for not quitting on this season after they fell to 1-5. We'd expect in light of such, Rutgers would start the 2009 pre-season polls at #1 or #2. But that's just us. The polls will do the same if they know what's good for them.

It's Rutgers football in the Papa Johns Bowl at 3PM today

Sure Papa John's can make them some ass-tasting pizzas, but they can also pick them some quality ingredients in their bowl game by inviting Rutgers!

That's right Scarlet Knight fans, Rutgers goes bowling vs the North Carolina State Wolfpack at 3 pm today on ESPN.

Both these clubs were dead and buried halfway through the season, The Scarlet Knights were 1-5 while NC State was 2-6. Both teams deserve huge amounts of credit for not packing it in and making something of their seasons. True and full redemption awaits today's winner. The Wolfpack secondary doesn't suck which will make Rutgers QB Mike Teel and receiving sensation Kenny Britt work all the harder. In fact, Britt may be used as a decoy from time to time to full open up the airways in the Wolfpack secondary. We think the biggest thing to watch is the Rutgers offensive line. If they give Teel time to throw, and if they can work some ground game into the mix, we think everything will come up Rutgers at the end. On the defensive side, the defensive line needs to take (hockey term coming) time and space away from NC State Freshman QB Russell Wilson. He's good but not great. Make him move around, make him throw on the run, hit him and knock him down even if you don't sack him. He's not likely to throw many interceptions, he does a good job taking care of the pigskin. That's why it's imperative to rush him, hit him and make him wish he'd never gotten out of bed.

NC State has beaten four bowl teams this season. They won't beat a fifth.

Our call?
Rutgers 35
NC State 31