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Video: Reed, Jenkins discuss Pro Day

Posted March 13, 2013 on florida.scout.com
PLAYERS: Jordan Reed,  Jelani Jenkins
TEAMS: Florida Gators
At the tail-end of their last season with the Gators, both tight end Jordan Reed and linebacker Jelani Jenkins suffered at the helm of injuries. However, their setbacks didn't sideline the two for this year's Pro Scout Day at UF. Both discussed their performances Tuesday as well as their decisions to hang up their orange and blue jerseys in exchange for a shot at the next level.
Original Story: http://florida.scout.com/2/1274201.html
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