Malcolm Jenkins Holds An Unbeatable Super Bowl Record

Strong safety Malcolm Jenkins announced his retirement after 13 NFL seasons during his guesting on the Pivot Podcast of Ryan Clark and Channing Crowder.

He was a three-time Pro-Bowler and a 2010 Second-Team All-Pro by the time he retired.

Jenkins is also an iron man because he only missed one game from November 2013 until his retirement.

He had no choice but to sit out that game because of COVID-19.

The former Ohio State standout also played 2,651 consecutive snaps, which is impressive for a position covering a lot of ground like safety.

Jenkins was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft.

He played five seasons in his first stint with the Saints before signing a three-year, $16.25 million contract to join the Philadelphia Eagles.

With the Eagles, he blossomed as one of the game’s best safeties.

He played in 96 straight games and participated in 6,404 out of a possible 6,500 snaps.

The New Jersey native spent six seasons in Philadelphia and collected 515 tackles, 12 forced fumbles, 11 interceptions, and four pick-sixes.

Jenkins returned to New Orleans for the 2020 season and retired a year later.

While he had his share of individual success, football nerds won’t forget his name because of one fantastic feat.