Kris Jenkins

Dirtbag59 · 02-11-2008, 02:23 PM

ESPN - Kris Jenkins a short-timer in Carolina? - Hashmarks by Matt Mosley
Jenkins has said he loves the Washington area (where he spends his off-seasons) and Panthers general manager Marty Hurney should be shopping him to the Redskins and Ravens before the rest of the league.

Jenkins, who still can be dominant at times, might thrive in a new environment and he should have some market value. But the NFL isn't big on trades, especially when 31 other teams know one team wants to unload a player. That could lead to a scenario where the Panthers get nothing for Jenkins........................................... ..............................

But unloading him still could work to the advantage of a team that needs to free up salary cap room. Unlike last year when salary-cap ramifications meant the Panthers would have taken a big hit if they let Jenkins go, they simply can cut him this time around.

That scenario may be tempting because Jenkins is scheduled to count $5.5 million against the 2008 salary cap. If he's released, the Panthers would free up $3 million in cap space. Keep an eye on this situation in the next couple of weeks because Jenkins is scheduled to receive a $1 million roster bonus in early March.

What do you guys think?

02-11-2008, 02:23 PM	#1
Dirtbag59 Naega jeil jal naga Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland Age: 40 Posts: 14,750	Kris Jenkins ESPN - Kris Jenkins a short-timer in Carolina? - Hashmarks by Matt Mosley Jenkins has said he loves the Washington area (where he spends his off-seasons) and Panthers general manager Marty Hurney should be shopping him to the Redskins and Ravens before the rest of the league. Jenkins, who still can be dominant at times, might thrive in a new environment and he should have some market value. But the NFL isn't big on trades, especially when 31 other teams know one team wants to unload a player. That could lead to a scenario where the Panthers get nothing for Jenkins........................................... .............................. But unloading him still could work to the advantage of a team that needs to free up salary cap room. Unlike last year when salary-cap ramifications meant the Panthers would have taken a big hit if they let Jenkins go, they simply can cut him this time around. That scenario may be tempting because Jenkins is scheduled to count $5.5 million against the 2008 salary cap. If he's released, the Panthers would free up $3 million in cap space. Keep an eye on this situation in the next couple of weeks because Jenkins is scheduled to receive a $1 million roster bonus in early March. What do you guys think? __________________ "It's nice to be important, but its more important to be nice." - Scooter "I feel like Dirtbag has been slowly and methodically trolling the board for a month or so now." - FRPLG

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