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Janoris Jenkins "fired By Agent"


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Janoris Jenkins is one of the biggest question marks in this year’s NFL draft. He’s undeniably talented — among the most talented cornerbacks in the draft — but off-field legal trouble, his dismissal from Florida and his four kids by three women are among the issues that have teams wondering if he’s more trouble than he’s worth.

And now there’s another issue with Jenkins:

The curious case of his changing agents.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with a player changing agents — plenty of good players do it every year. But Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel writes that Jenkins was fired by his agent, adding, “You've got to be pretty shady for agent to fire player.”

Jenkins may turn out to be a great NFL player, but if he’s trying to alleviate any worries teams have about his stability off the field, his agent switch is not a great way to do that.

This may drop Jenkins to us in the second round, but at this point would you take Jenkins if he fell to us in the second?

Link: http://profootballta...ory/rumor-mill/

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I'd like to know the exact reason why he was fired though.

Some agents don't feel like they make enough, so if it was because of payment then I don't really think it's that big of a deal.

I think I heard the agent that he parted ways with is big and well known. I think he is now with someone with less clients and can spend more time on him. To me if it was about disagreement over payment it almost would be more realistic if it was with the "smaller" agent. Who knows though.

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If he's there in the 2nd, I would definitely take him. Not even a question. Jimmy Smith had off the field problems, and still went at the end of the 1st round last year, and Jenkins is a better pro prospect than Smith.

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