In a piece published Tuesday, Malcolm Jenkins discussed with ESPN's Tim McManus the longstanding criticisms of Jalen Hurts that have lingered over the Eagles.
The Philadelphia Eagles are honoring a relatively recent standout in Malcolm Jenkins and one of their early greats in the late Bucko Kilroy with their induction into the franchise's hall of fame in November, the team announced on Wednesday.
The Philadelphia Eagles will be inducting three-time Pro Bowl safety Malcolm Jenkins into the franchise’s Hall of Fame. As the defending champions, the Eagles will celebrate their 2024 championship during their home opener and celebrate Jenkins’ induction, which will take place during their Week 13 matchup against the Chicago Bears on November 28.
The NFL has always had the Super Bowl in the United States and Malcolm Jenkins wants that to remain the case for a long time. Super Bowl LIX this Sunday
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
As the New Orleans Saints prepare for their first preseason game, a familiar face joined them at training camp this week. The visit came just after Justin
As anyone can see from the video, Jenkins's time as an Eagle still resonates with his former teammates. What’s not as obvious is the respect he’s garnered with the front office since he’s been gone.
The Eagles named three players from their Super Bowl LII championship team as honorary captains for the Giants game. With Malcolm Jenkins, Torrey Smith and Brent Celek on hand, Philadelphia hopes to party like it’s 2017.
Former Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins raised some eyebrows earlier this week after hinting at a reunion with the team. However, on Thursday, Jenkins threw cold water on all the excitement.
The NFL seems determined for its season to go on without a hitch despite the global pandemic but Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins expressed his skepticism about the season being played.