2012 Scouting Report: Janoris Jenkins, CB, N Alabama
By Editorial Staff
This is our Janoris Jenkins scouting report. If not for some character issues that caused Jenkins departure from the Florida Gators. Jenkins might be a lock for the top 15. For all of our other scouting reports go to our scouting report page
Measurables
5’10” 193 pounds
4.46 40 yard dash, 32″ arms, 8 1/4″ hands
Stats
2011 Season:
Kicked out of Florida and playing at North Alabama
Career (2008-2010):
Games: 40
Tackles: 121
TFL: 9.5
Int: 8
Sacks: 2
Pass Defended: 25
Pros:
Elite Recognition Skills
Posses Fluid Hips
Very Compact back pedal
Great against the run
Shows elite Ball location skills
Mirrors receivers routes and takes them out of the play
Utilizes the Sideline very well on deep passes
Good speed
Fluid
Fairly productive
Cons:
Was kicked out of Florida for repeated substance abuse problems
Shorter and susceptible at times in the red zone
Not a great open field tackler
Average hops
Very competitive
Player Comparison: Darelle Revis (with character issues, less size, and less return ability)
Jesse’s player comparison: Kyle Wilson (but stronger. Similar in their competitiveness and fluid hips)
Round Projection: Late First
Summary:
Janoris Jenkins is the most talented CB prospect I have ever viewed. He is as close to Darrelle Revis as one can get. His ability to mirror receivers and cut off their routes, deflect the ball, and beat the receiver to the ball make him a shut down CB. Though on the short side he is very muscular and powerful. This power allows him to alter WR’s routes in the red zone and make up for his height. He is very solid against the run.
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Video
vs Alabama (Julio Jones)
vs South Carolina (Alshon Jeffery)
2010 season