Browns Sign Jenkins, Line Becomes Strength

0:00On March 14th, the Cleveland Browns wasted no time citing versatile offensive linemen Elton Jenkins to a two-year deal worth 24 million dollars after the Green Bay Packers released him. Jenkins brings serious flexibility, having played all five positions on the line during his career, which fits perfectly into the Browns plans to. Sure up their front. Packers let him go mainly because of a season ending lower like fracture he suffered last year plus his big cap hit. That move saved Green Bay nearly 20 million dollars in cap space, and the Browns had even eyed him in trays before jumping on the free agent, opportunity. Brown's fans are breathing a sigh of relief after Jenkins shared a positive injury update in his intro presser, saying he's making steady progress in. Rehab and Ames to join organized team activities starting April 6th, with eyes on being ready for week one. The team's medical staff already cleared him, which is huge news. Now the focus shifts to whether Cleveland can land free agent left tackle Rashid Walker

1:012, as their line goes from a major worry to a sneaky. Strength on paper, pundits are starting to give credit for this quiet rebuild up front. Head coach Todd Munkin stressed that it all starts with the offensive line, and for once, Brown supporters have real reasons to believe the hype as training camp nears.