Indiana’s durable, versatile interior blocker
Chris Jahnke was a dependable, high-motor offensive lineman for Indiana, with the best evidence being his 24 consecutive starts over two seasons and his ability to move across spots, starting 11 games at right guard in 2003 and even filling in at right tackle when needed. In the 2004 season, Indiana described him as a versatile and reliable talent, and his value was less about flash than trust: he stayed on the field, handled assignment football, and gave the Hoosiers flexibility up front. If you want an OL who brings steadiness, toughness, and positional insurance, he fits the bill.
