Saints S Malcolm Jenkins is questionable for Sunday's game against the Falcons. He missed Wednesday's practice with his knee injury but returned for limited workouts the past 2 days. We'll check his status Sunday.
Saints S Malcolm Jenkins has announced he's retiring after a 13-year career that took him from New Orleans to Philadelphia and back. His departure means the Saints will hit 2022 without either of the safeties who started for them last season. (Marcus Williams left for Baltimore in free agency.) New Orleans has signed S Marcus Maye to a multi-year deal and S Daniel Sorensen for 1 year. As it stands, that could be the starting duo to open 2022, with slot CB C.J. Gardner-Johnson a candidate to compete with Sorensen. We'll see whether free agency or the draft adds competition.
Saints S Malcolm Jenkins (knee) is active for today's game against the Falcons.
The Saints have agreed to a 4-year, $32 million deal with S Malcolm Jenkins. The 32-year-old began his career in New Orleans as a 1st-round CB back in 2009 before moving to safety. He spent the past 6 years with the Eagles after leaving in free agency and helped turn Philly into a perennially tough matchup for TEs. Back with the Saints, Jenkins might be stepping in for S Vonn Bell, who hit free agency this week. New Orleans is certainly paying starter money to Jenkins, who figures to land in DB2 territory in our 2020 IDP rankings.
As expected, Eagles S Malcolm Jenkins is active today against the Dolphins despite suffering a concussion last week against the Cowboys. He admitted to playing through the injury in that game but had entered this weekend "probable." Use him as you normally would in your IDP lineup.
Eagles S Malcolm Jenkins missed practice Wednesday and is in the league concussion protocol. The team is apparently optimistic for his chances to play against Miami on Sunday, though. "It's not a big deal," HC Chip Kelly said Wednesday, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. "I think he should be back [Thursday], so we're not concerned about that." Jenkins' availability would be good for IDP owners and the Eagles' team D.
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