Malcolm Jenkins

Former Philadelphia Eagle Malcolm Jenkins is teaming up with New Liberty Distillery parent Millstone Spirits Group to launch a new whiskey sourced exclusively from ingredients produced by Black and Brown farmers, reports the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Dave Zangaro and Reuben Frank look back on Malcolm Jenkins’ long career in the NFL.

Malcolm Jenkins is retiring after a 13-year NFL career in which he established himself as one of the league’s best all-around safeties, most durable players and leading voices for social justice

John Clark talks with Eagles great Malcolm Jenkins about how the Saints were able to shutdown Tom Brady and the Buccaneers this season.

Super Bowl champion and former Eagle Malcolm Jenkins continues to support the Philadelphia community. NBC10’s newest reporter Johnny Archer visits Jenkins’ food drive in Philadelphia to see what giving back means to the community and to current players.

Two-time Super Bowl winner Malcolm Jenkins says his grandfather taught him the mentality to “buy everything in cash.” But Jenkins also made some money mistakes early on.

Malcolm Jenkins thinks the Eagles’ coaching staff failed Carson Wentz by “trying to protect” his ego instead of making him accountable.

Malcolm Jenkins is an all-time Philadelphia Eagles great but he left here feeling undervalued and disrespected.

One former Eagle’s incredible durability streak came to an end on Monday night.

Malcolm Jenkins has teamed with fellow NFL players to launch a venture capital fund

Grammy Award winning gospel singer Kirk Franklin stops by to discuss his latest special on OWN, ‘They Call Me Dad,’ which celebrates the bond that a group of famous black fathers share with their children.

Malcolm Jenkins thinks the NFL’s trust-based system during COVID-19 will put players at risk. By Dave Zangaro

New Orleans Saints and former Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins will join CNN as a contributor focusing on racial and social justice, the network announced Monday.

The Class of 2020 is being honored with cheers around Philadelphia and a Super Bowl-winning keynote speaker Tuesday.

People can show their support for Philadelphia’s Class of 2020 by stepping outside at 1 p.m. Tuesday and making 20 seconds of noise. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports on Malcolm Jenkins’ role in the ceremony.

A number of prominent Philly athletes took exception to Drew Brees’ comments on kneeling during the national anthem.

Former Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl-winning safety Malcolm Jenkins will be the keynote speaker at the School District of Philadelphia’s virtual graduation ceremony. Jenkins was chosen not for his undoubted ability on the gridiron but for his “compassion and advocacy around social justice,” said Donna Frisby-Greenwood, the co-chair of the district’s graduation committee and president and CEO of the nonprofit...

Will Parks, the newcomer to the Eagles, says he trained recently with Malcolm Jenkins, the former Eagle who is staying in Philadelphia during the pandemic. NBCSports Philadelphia’s John Clarke talked with Parks about the experience.

More than 60 current and former NFL players and coaches signed their names to a letter to Attorney General William Barr last week asking he use the full force of federal law to investigate the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, a black man followed and fatally shot by white men in his Georgia community on Feb. 23.

The Players Coalition and dozens of professional athletes sent a letter to Attorney General William Barr and FBI Director Christopher Wray requesting an immediate federal investigation into the death of Ahmaud Arbery.