Harbaugh on A.J. Jenkins: ‘The best players make the team’
Aug 18, 2013 at 1:30 PM
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Jim Harbaugh today said the 49ers will place wide receiver A.J. Jenkins "in some additional roles" this week, specifically as a kick returner.A.J. Jenkins caught a touchdown pass in a preseason game last August, but the rookie wide receiver didn't catch a pass during the regular season.
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