NFL Free Agency: Cullen Jenkins a Good Fit for the Washington Redskins?

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Fresh Off Of A Super Bowl Victory, Jenkins Could Be A Redskin

It may not be the best career move, but Cullen Jenkins now is being linked to the Washington Redskins in the latest free agent rumors.

Jenkins, who just won a Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers, is a free agent and speculation is he will not be in the Packers' plans for 2011.

From the Washington Post:

One of the top 3-4 ends on the market is Green Bay’s Cullen Jenkins, a free agent who recorded seven sacks for the Packers last season. League insiders say that the Redskins are high on the seven-year veteran, and that he also has interest in playing in Washington.

This is nice to hear, a player and a team both interested in each other. For Jenkins, though, this is going from first to worst.

The Redskins are a complete mess and at least two years away from contending in any kind of way.

At age 30, Jenkins is in the back half of his career, and if he signs a three- or four-year deal, he will be lucky if he sees a postseason again.

But the NFL is a business and Jenkins does have a Super Bowl ring, so it is his decision.

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