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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mradtke66" data-source="post: 1063377" data-attributes="member: 4199">I think the decision is more complicated that it looks.  Presumably, the team likes Jenkins.  He's a good player and letting him leave makes the team worse.From Jenkins point of view, this is his last year.  Technically he's under contract for 2026, but he has 0 guaranties left and his base salary balloons.  There is approximately zero chance he plays under that deal.  And he's changing positions, so if he starts slowly or has a bad game or two, it probably hurt his free agency after he's cut. Similarly, he isn't the most attractive trade piece because who ever trades for him is doing so as either a 1 year rental OR has to trade for him and then give him a new deal.  I don't know what the magic number is, but I suspect he'd be happy a 2-3 year extension that ties him to the team for those 2-3 years.  The risk for the Packers is that Jenkins is starting to age out, so he might not be good for 3 more years.</blockquote>

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