Jets Sign Enagbare for Edge Rotation Boost

0:00It's April 2nd, I'm Corey with the story, this is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. The New York Jets just scooped up Edge Defender Kingsley Enigberry on a one-year deal worth up to $10 million. This 26-year-old B stands 6 foot 4, 258 pounds, and came out of South Carolina as a fifth-round pick by the green. Bay Packers back in 2022. For four NFL seasons, he started 21 regular games plus two playoffs, racking up 11.5 sacks. Earlier this week, details dropped on his college run, where he balled out as an all SEC first team pick in 2020, notching 30 tackles and six sacks in just eight games. He wrapped his gamecock career with 15 sacks total, skipping his senior year extra eligibility, though some scouts pegged him as a first round, talent that slipped to day three. Fans and analysts see him as a reliable rotational guy with solid hustle and past rush pop, especially

1:01his speed to power moves and edge setting in. The run game. He's durable too, playing all 17 games each pro season, despite a torn ACL he rehabed without surgery. Jets brass like his fit next to familiar faces from Green Bay. Diving deeper, EnigBarr has got good technique, quick get off, hand usage, and coverage drops in zone, but his sack totals dipped last year to two with nine QB hits as a high note. He's chipped in on special teams, though penalties there are a knock and his tackling misses a few too many bottom line. This low risk add bolsters the Jets edge rotation, heading into the draft, giving them depth in three or four man fronts while they hunt for that next level disruptor.