FLORHAM PARK, NJ -- Amidst all the haze of uncertainty surrounding the NFL, the Jets -- as well a few other teams -- are continuing in their off-season plans in preparation for the 2011 season. After parting ways with nose tackle Kris Jenkins on Monday, the Jets have offered an one-year deal with their injury-proned run stopper, according to Kristian Dyer of the New York Metro. The deal is reportedly worth $2.5 million and is heavily laced with incentives. A ten-year veteran, Jenkins missed the entire 2010 season after going down with a knee injury in the first quarter of...
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