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Kris Jenkins didn't go to the Pro Bowl last season, but he should have gone to Hawaii.
In his second season, Jenkins emerged as a powerful force in the middle of the Carolina Panthers defense. After starting 11 games as a rookie in 2001, Jenkins started all 16 games last season and had seven sacks to go with his solid run defense.
Even if the fans didn't give him enough support to earn a Pro Bowl berth, the writers who vote for the All-Pro team noticed enough to put him on their first team....more
In his second season, Jenkins emerged as a powerful force in the middle of the Carolina Panthers defense. After starting 11 games as a rookie in 2001, Jenkins started all 16 games last season and had seven sacks to go with his solid run defense.
Even if the fans didn't give him enough support to earn a Pro Bowl berth, the writers who vote for the All-Pro team noticed enough to put him on their first team....more
Mike Williams, T, Buffalo Bills: This massive second-year player will be a perennial Pro Bowl player for the next decade. He is a powerful force in the run game, but he also has the good feet for pass protection. The Bills have the makings of a good, young line with Williams the foundation.
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