John Jenkins

You're going to get a negative most of the time.

By the way, John Jenkins, a rare example of the opposite last year, a guy who had his best season at age 36.

That was remarkable.

But most of the time, it's a negative surprise.

I think the other thing that could come up, and this is where I think Travis Jones could really shine, and he did last year in getting five sacks, is he could play some three tech.

And with John Jenkins and him on the field, I especially like that pairing against the Colts.

Really love that pairing against the Colts.

Try and get John Jenkins on the field with him on early downs.

Push that offensive line around a little bit.

Their weakness is at center and right guard where they have Tanner Bortolini and Gonsalves, the right guard out of Pitt.

That's behind guys like Jadarian Price, Jeremiah Love, and Chuba Hubbard.

Still ahead though of Bashaun Tuitt and ahead of Quinnen John Jenkins and also the Pittsburgh and Washington running backs.

I am less bullish on Treveyon Henderson.

He comes in as my RB thirty-three behind Tuitt and behind Jenkins, Ja'Corey Cross, Merit, Marshawn Lloyd.

Yeah, it looks like, you know, Tavius Robinson and Trey Hendrickson are your starters, uh, on that front.

Um, John Jenkins plays 13 snaps.

Aeneas Peebles plays 10 snaps.

Zion Young plays 12 snaps.

And that, that defense with, uh, with Jesse Minter, I, they'll be okay.

I mean, without, uh, you got, you got Travis Jones, man, in the nose, you got Calais Campbell over there, John Jenkins, Broderick Washington, they got bodies.

Um, you know, as far as that kind of stuff goes.

So, uh, I think there'll be, I think there'll be fine.

If you can get 80% of what you got out of him a couple years ago before the injury, then he's going to be a really good piece of your defensive line rotation i am high on anise people's i think he has some athletic explosiveness to get into the backfield roger washington is sort of your depth kind of anthony weaver's likes way place apparently um he had a good season maybe four years ago with some batted balls hasn't really done a whole lot since but uh He could be worse off there, I suppose.

And then John Jenkins, the nose tackle, who came to the Ravens at an advanced age last year and had one of his best seasons, including a key force fumble in one of the early season games.

All in all, I think it's a strong group, a better group than they've had in some recent seasons.

And I actually give the defensive line an 8, really spearheaded by Travis Schultz.