I looked up to you. We've received your submission.“Because when we step off this field, and I take my helmet off, I’m a black man walking around America and I’m telling you I’m dealing with these things. That the same brothers that you break the huddle down with before every game, the same guys that you bleed with and go into battle with every single day, go home to communities that have been decimated. New Orleans Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins ripped Drew Brees’ national anthem comments in an interview about George Floyd’s death in two emotional … He’ll be the one LB who doesn’t leave the field. Damn drew hurt me with that one♂️! It was ignored, and here we are, now, with the world on fire, and you still first continue to criticize how we peacefully protest, because it doesn't fit in what you do? An emotional Malcolm Jenkins, in a video that has since been deleted from social media, said that he was "hurt" by Brees' comments and that they were "extremely self … I can’t listen to it when you ask that way,’ ” an emotional Jenkins said. ' Drew, unfortunately you're somebody who doesn't understand their privelege.
“And it shows you don’t know history, because when our grandfathers fought for this country and served and they came back. If you don't understand that other people experience something totally different, then when you talk about being the brotherhood, and all this other bulls**t, it's just lip service, or it's only on the field. These three will not be able to return until they pass testing protocols. While teams are not permitted to comment any further on players’ medical statuses other than to refer to the roster status, Johnson has announced that he tested positive for the coronavirus. But this does mean the Giants will be without their 32-year-old starting left tackle in 2020. Here's what Jenkins said in the now-deleted video:Here’s Solder’s complete statement on Twitter: And when they came back to this country, they didn't get a hero's welcome. Malcolm Jenkins is glad he called out Drew Brees for his controversial take on kneeling during national anthems. No, it is not. But I think what you do by standing there and showing respect to the flag with your hand over your heart, is it shows unity. He now faces the more serious charge of second-degree murder, in addition to the original charges of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter with culpable negligence.“Even though we’re teammates, I can’t let this slide.”“To stay silent when your peers are screaming from the mountaintop that we need help, our communities are under siege and we need help and what you’re telling us is: ‘Don’t ask for help that way, ask for a different way. But I think what you do, by standing there and showing respect to the flag with your hand over your heart, is it shows unity. They came back and got attacked for wearing their uniforms. To think that, because your grandfathers served in this country and you have a great respect for the flag, that everybody else should have the same ideals and thoughts that you do is ridiculous. “Honestly, if at this point in time in 2020 people don’t understand what the protests [are] about then they are blatantly trying to ignore it,” Jenkins said. Quite frankly I'm hurt, and I'm not okay. Drew’s words during his interview were extremely painful to hear and I hope he rectifies them with real action.The list is for players who either test positive for COVID-19 or have been in contact with an infected person. Johnson has been one of the best right tackles in the NFL for a while now, making the last three Pro Bowls. So to assume that, because you have a perspective about the flag and what it means to you, and the national anthem, and that everybody else should have the same mentality - it's just completely unaware that my grandfather's experience is way different than yours.Drew Brees said Wednesday he still feels kneeling during the national anthem is "disrespectful," as protestors across the nation speak out about institutional racism.We're done asking, Drew. They came back to people, to racism, to complete violence. And is everything right with our country right now? The acclimatization period is from Aug. 3-11. No, Solder hasn’t been great; he allowed 56 pressures and 11 sacks in 2019. In a four-minute video, Jenkins tried to explain why that sentiment is unacceptable. Jenkins posted a lengthy response to Brees' comments on his Instagram in a video, which he later deleted. Add Malcolm Jenkins, Brees' once again teammate, to the list of athletes that ripped the quarterback for his comments Wednesday. So every time I stand with my hand over my heart, looking at that flag and singing the national anthem, that's what I think about. Eagles safety Jalen Mills weighed in:Jenkins posted a lengthy response to Brees' comments on his Instagram in a video, which he later deleted. Sixers forward Tobias Harris expressed his displeasure:Solder, a cancer surviver himself, made this decision as his son battles cancer and as he has a few-month-old baby at home. Cut out of society and marginalized, even though they put their lives on the line for you.