Posts tagged Cullen Jenkins
Cullen Jenkins Signs with Giants
Mar 10th
Packers Get Four Compensatory Picks
Mar 26th
B.J. Raji Is The Worst
Mar 11th
Cullen Jenkins Will Not Be Returning
Feb 21st
It’s Apparently Time To Get Cullen Jenkins Back
Jan 18th

There’s no doubt the pass rush was a major liability for the Green Bay Packers this season. A lot of people want to point to the departure of defensive end Cullen Jenkins as the reason for that, never mind for a moment that the outside linebacker spot opposite Clay Matthews generated absolutely zero pass rush. [...]
Clay Matthews Played With Broken Leg
Aug 10th
Eagles Sign Jenkins, Gun For Packers
Jul 31st
Packers Free Agents: Who Will Return
Jun 23rd
Hole On Packers Defensive Line – It’s All Relative
May 19th

A lot of people seem to think the Green Bay Packers have a hole to fill on their defensive line, with defensive end Cullen Jenkins expected to depart in free agency and Johnny Jolly making stupid decisions somewhere in Houston. Football Outsiders named defensive line as the team’s biggest post-draft hole and several experts suggested it was the Packers’ biggest need going into the draft.
Redskins Interested In Cullen Jenkins
May 12th

The Chicago Bears aren’t the only team aiming to sign Green Bay Packers defensive end Cullen Jenkins. The Washington Redskins are reportedly interested as well. Jenkins will be a free agent when the NFL’s offseason finally begins. The Packers have expressed no interest in re-signing the veteran, even though he’s coming off a season where he recorded a career-high seven sacks.
Jenkins Would Have Taken Less To Stay In Green Bay
May 5th

It’s now a foregone conclusion defensive end Cullen Jenkins, who will be a free agent when the lockout ends, has played his last game for the Green Bay Packers. General manager Ted Thompson made no effort to sign Jenkins to a contract extension, even when Jenkins’ agent approached the team before the start of the 2010 season. On Wednesday, Jenkins, who had a career-high seven sacks in 2010, revealed he would have taken less money to remain in Green Bay.











