Malcolm Jenkins and Terrell Owens both feel they were undervalued and disrespected by the Eagles' front office and the two have been discussing this on Twitter.
To be honest, Owens talks publicly about this topic about once a month, but Jenkins spoke this week about how he felt undervalued by the Eagles' front office, as the now 32-year-old Saints safety is set to face his former team on Sunday.
“I gave everything I had to that city and team," Jenkins said, per John Clarks' Tweet. "It just wasn’t valued that much by the people making the decisions. For me it was about respect. I didn’t care what the money was. I wanted to see the respect. I wasn’t valued like I thought”
T.O. agree, but said he was seeking both—"money and respect."
While T.O. is more polarizing when it comes to his likeness among Philadelphia fans, Jenkins is almost universally beloved, as he was a major piece of the Eagles' Super Bowl team and did some impactful things in the community, including starting The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation. The foundation "is committed to youth development initiatives and programs which emphasize mentorship, character development, leadership, education, life skills, health and recreation."
