re: Malcolm Jenkins: “ Football is a nonessential business”

I’m totally ok with the Saints dumping this racist asshat and taking a complete cap hit.

I’ll try to give a fair take and say the signing is looking like a mistake mainly because I’m getting the impression he’s focused more on his career after football than he is for playing.

It's possible we may look back one day and see his signing as one of the single worst decisions in franchise history. The guy is a solid player, but NO safety is the difference between a championship team or not. Certainly no one can say the Saints were a "Malcolm Jenkins away from winning the Super Bowl." But since he has returned he has led the charge in trying to completely destroy the reputation of the single most important player on the team and the single most important player in the history of the franchise. He essentially destroyed the almost universal respect of his teammates Brees had earned over the course of 15 years. In the process, creating division and discontent within what has been known to be a pretty good locker room over the last few years. And now, he's advocating the team not play at all.

This guy has come here and done NOTHING but stoked the flames of division and discontent within the team and organization ALL (though he won't admit it) for personal gain. He's free to have his own opinions. But the problem is that he is totally intolerant of any potential differing opinions that his teammates may have and is happy to subvert any prior sense of team unity to ensure those differing opinions aren't given respect both within the team and beyond.

Lester’s boy is going to take down yalls entire locker room and team

Payton must have been high as hell when we signed Malclown back

Loomis is a moron for bringing him back.

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The past few months have made me realize all sports are nonessential business

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Nah, PGA Sundays still matter bruh

I will avidly boo him every time i see his number , from my recliner

this is just a built in excuse when he starts stinking it up on the field.