The New York Giants have officially confirmed their plans to enhance their offensive line by signing Teven Jenkins, a 6-foot-6 guard previously selected as a second-round pick by the Chicago Bears. After a season that saw some progress, the Giants are determined to strengthen their O-line for the upcoming year.
Jenkins, 27, brings valuable experience to the table, having played in 45 NFL games. His size and versatility, coupled with his improvement as a guard since transitioning in 2022, make him a solid fit for New York’s needs. Known for his powerful run-blocking skills, Jenkins also demonstrated considerable growth as a pass protector, making him a promising addition to the Giants’ front five.
The Giants’ front office is confident that Jenkins can provide the stability and depth needed to complete their offensive line overhaul. With Greg Van Roten set to hit free agency, Jenkins is expected to step in and compete for the starting right guard position.
While Jenkins’ injury history raised some concerns, the Giants are optimistic that his upside and potential for growth will pay off. This move signals New York’s commitment to building a stronger offensive line as they look to compete in the 2025 season.
