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The Bears need to retool their offensive line during this offseason after they surrendered 58 sacks last season. Jenkins should be one of the players who will stay, but he knows anything can happen after what he went through last offseason. “We have a lot of cap space and a lot of opportunities in this draft, so I really don’t know how it’s gonna go,” Jenkins said via Sports Illustrated. “I don’t ever wanna be the person that says, ‘yeah, I have a spot.’”
The offensive line could be a position that sees plenty of movement this offseason and Jenkins feels he needs to be guarded given the uncertainty that surrounded him prior to last season. It would be a shock to see the Bears move on from a player who established himself as the best lineman on the team, though. The biggest concern is his health.
Jenkins’ neck injury prevented him from finishing out the season and it’s yet another significant injury he’s suffered in 18 months. His health could be something to monitor in the future. But when he’s on the field, he’s shown he can be an impact player.
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