Jets acquired Kris Jenkins for third- and fifth-round picks in the 2008 draft.
Both FoxSports and ESPN has confirmed the news. It remains uncertain if the Jets will restructure Jenkins' contract. New York is taking a risk, and has been surprisingly willing to give up picks in the Mangini era, but Jenkins should fit their scheme well and replace Dewayne Robertson. Feb. 29 - 3:48 am et
NFL Network's Adam Schefter reports that the Jets signed DT Kris Jenkins to a five-year, $35 million contract, with $20 million guaranteed.
Bold move for a player who has either been inconsistent or in decline for the last three years. We suspect the word "guaranteed" is being used loosely here, but two-mid-round picks and this contract is quite a gamble by New York. Jenkins, if he can stay in shape, will solve New York's big problem in the middle of their line.
I don't know about this one, a guy who can't stay healthy, and moving to a system that doesn;t even fit his playstyle all too well. Good move for Carolina though.