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Posted on Sat, Apr. 07, 2007
[size=13pt]Panthers willing to trade Jenkins[/size]
Pro Bowler available, according to other teams
PAT YASINSKAS
pyasinskas@charlotteobserver.com
The Carolina Panthers have told other teams Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kris Jenkins could be available in a trade..............
The price would probably be to high for us, especially when we already have two pro bowl tackles in the first place.
He's damaged goods...no way you let a Pro Bowler go otherwise...especially at DT!
He's a pro-bowler and there are trying to get rid of him.
What injuries are they hiding?
Maybe he just won't restructure?
Salary History
2007 3,200,000.00
2008 2,955,000.00
2009 3,710,000.00
(2006 2,440,000.00)
"BadlandsViking" wrote:
He has a problem keeping his weight in check. It pays to read the article.Quote:
He's a pro-bowler and there are trying to get rid of him.
What injuries are they hiding?
"singersp" wrote:
I did, Phat Pat is heavy and we kept him.Quote:
"BadlandsViking" wrote:
He has a problem keeping his weight in check. It pays to read the article.Quote:
He's a pro-bowler and there are trying to get rid of him.
What injuries are they hiding?
"BadlandsViking" wrote:
I am sure he would be a good pickup for most teams, too bad the vikings don't need a dt. The article said he had weight problems while injured, he was healthy last year and weight wasn't an issue.Quote:
"singersp" wrote:
I did, Phat Pat is heavy and we kept him.Quote:
"BadlandsViking" wrote:
He has a problem keeping his weight in check. It pays to read the article.Quote:
He's a pro-bowler and there are trying to get rid of him.
What injuries are they hiding?
He really caused alot of havoc with us last year when we played them. I am not sure if he is always that good or if our line just made him look like a hall of famer, but he did have an impressive game.
I think if he gets a chance to line up next to another good tackle, not just a good end, that he'd be a damn good run-stopper.