Proven West Virginia trench workhorse with NFL-caliber starting experience
Josh Jenkins was a dependable, high-volume piece for West Virginia’s offensive line, finishing his Mountaineer career as a two-year starter at left tackle with 24 starts across 29 career games. His value was built on consistency, durability when healthy, and the kind of experience you want anchoring the edge rather than chasing splashy stats. The biggest flag is his injury history—he redshirted in 2011 after a left knee injury in spring—so the fit question is less about talent and more about medical confidence and how well your scheme values a seasoned, technically sound lineman.
