The Jaguars have agreed to a 4-year deal with S Rayshawn Jenkins. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports it's a $35 million pact with $16 million fully guaranteed. Jenkins looks likely to take over the SS role primarily manned by Josh Jones last season. Jarrod Wilson is the current lead candidate to hang on to the FS spot. We'll see what the rest of the offseason brings at that position, though. Jenkins got his 1st shot at full-time starting duty last year and posted decent fantasy numbers, but they were primarily driven by tackles. Don't expect him to stand out in our 2021 IDP rankings.

Jaguars S Rayshawn Jenkins will miss the rest of the season after breaking his right ankle in Sunday’s loss to Houston. The replacement plan isn’t immediately clear. Daniel Thomas and rookie Andre Cisco both saw a big jump in playing time after Jenkins left Sunday. If they’ll be tag-teaming the fill-in role, then neither will make sense for IDP use

Chargers S Rayshawn Jenkins suffered a high-ankle sprain in Sunday's win over the Broncos, according to The Athletic's Daniel Popper. HC Anthony Lynn conceded Monday that it'll be a "challenge" for Jenkins and several other injured starters to make it back for Sunday's game at Kansas City. Bet on Jahleel Addae starting in Jenkins' place against a Chiefs offense that will feature Chad Henne and some replacement wideouts. There's some upside for Addae, who managed 8 tackles, a pass breakup and a half-sack against Denver last week. Don't expect to find him high in our Week 17 DB rankings, though, for basically an unknown matchup.