(03-17-2023, 12:35 PM)TheDuke007 Wrote:

(03-17-2023, 11:36 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: It's a tough decision because of the half dozen or so big plays he made that helped rally victories and what that means in a locker room. 

The relative ease with which he can be thrown on makes it a much easier decision. 
He gave up a 71% completion rate on the year.
I love that he leaned into it last year and had some pivotal plays. 
I also know his coverage skills are not a sustainable way to move forward at SS. 

The toughest decision here is how much draft capital to spend on his immediate or eventual replacement - and whether or not they want to put that off until next year.

For me, unless there's a player in the draft that just has too much value to pass up, I put it off until next year.  We have holes to fill right now.  Let's fill this year's needs this year and next year's needs next year.

What you lay out is a reasonable way to handle it. 
I would be OK with it.
I think it may come down to cap savings if they determine Jenkins cap hit is preventing something more vital getting done. 

Either way - probably safe to assume the SS fix is definitely not number one or number two on anyone's list of offseason priorities right now. 
I still consider it a need this year - just not one that we can't "get by" without tending to immediately.

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