Janoris Jenkins is an extremely gifted football player. However, he is by no means perfect. After agreeing to a big contract this week, Jenkins revealed atleast one thing he can improve on going forward.
The Giants needed to improve their defense and did so through free agency, adding Olivier Vernon Vernon, Damon Harrison, and Jenkins. The latter signed a contract worth $62.5 million over five years. For that kind of money, Giants fans will be expecting a lock down cornerback, which Jenkins can be. He just needs to do it for the entire sixty minutes.
Jenkins admitted one thing he can do to get better is to stop being lazy at the end of games.
Janoris: "I can improve on stop being lazy at the end of games."
— Tom Rock (@TomRock_Newsday) March 10, 2016
I guess the fact that Jenkins acknowledges it as a needed improvement is good, right?
If the Giants are going to be a better team in 2016, their new defensive signings will likely have to carry their weight. That includes Jenkins, who will certainly have the eyes of fans, pundits, and the organization on him after his admission.
