Love In New York

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,LB/DE Paul Kruger

Jenkins told the newspaper that his knee, repaired by using the patella tendon, had less damage than expected and feels stronger now than it did at the same point following the last injury.

The New York Jets’ nose tackle announced Thursday that he will attempt another comeback, eager to play again despite sustaining a season-ending knee injury for the second straight year.

The 10-year veteran tore the same ACL midway through last season. He also tore the ACL in his right knee in 2005 while with Carolina.

He tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his surgically repaired left knee in the team’s opener against Baltimore. He had surgery to repair the latest injury last week.

“A couple of things,Kansas City Chiefs Jerseys,” Jenkins wrote. “One,Washington Redskins Jerseys, Yes I will wear knee braces; 2, I don’t care who disagrees; 3, I am crazy enough to pull it off!!!!!”

Jenkins was hurt in the opening quarter – the Ravens’ sixth offensive play – of the Jets’ 10-9 loss when he was caught in a pileup on a tackle of fullback Le’Ron McClain.

The New York Times first reported Jenkins’ decision on its website.

“I’m in uncharted waters,” Jenkins told the Times. “But I’m at the point where I don’t care what anybody thinks.”

NEW YORK (AP) – Kris Jenkins is not ready to call it a career.

He said in training camp that he used the time while he was rehabilitating last season to do some soul searching, and rededicated himself to football after contemplating retirement.

“Yes it is true,2009 PRO BOWL Jerseys,” Jenkins wrote on his Facebook page Thursday night. “I have decided to give it one more shot.”