Arizona's Elite Tackle Who Built a Sustainable NFL Career
Britton was Arizona's most consistent and best offensive lineman in 2006, earning recognition as a potential all-time great at the tackle position for the Wildcats. The 39th overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, he carved out a respectable six-year professional career with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Chicago Bears (2009-2014), starting 34 of 60 games played. His differentiator: durability and versatility—he played right tackle, left guard, and even lined up as a sixth eligible lineman, demonstrating the football intelligence and adaptability that NFL teams value. Now retired, Britton remains connected to the game as a mentor and analyst, offering insights to current players.
