In what amounts to a surprise, University of Florida cornerback Janoris Jenkins has decided to remain in school. Jenkins played most, if not all of his 2010 season with a torn labrum injury. Early reports indicated that Jenkins would leave school early and they may have been true, but ultimately Jenkins likely had a change of heart. Jenkins released a statement saying, "After careful consideration, I've made a decision to return to school for my senior year,'' Jenkins said in a statement released by the school. "I spent some time with my family and Coach (Will) Muschamp and came to the conclusion it was in my best interest to return to school. Coach Muschamp was very supportive throughout the whole process, regardless of my decision, but he wanted to make sure I had all of the facts. I'm looking forward to working towards my degree, completing my rehab and getting back on the field with my teammates."

Fantasy Analysis:

This is definitely a questionable decision. Jenkins has projected as the No. 3 or 4 cornerback in the draft and was considered a first round lock in the 2011 NFL Draft. By returning to school, it is of course possible Jenkins may be a Top 10 pick in next year's draft but with a rookie pay scale on the table, he may not be able to make up that guaranteed money. In my 2011 NFL Mock Draft here at FFToolbox, Jenkins is projected to be drafted at No. 13 by the Detroit Lions. There are a number of teams in the NFL who are thin at cornerback, making his position in high demand. This makes this decision even more puzzling but it's his choice, not ours.