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Malcolm Jenkins was fined $12,500 for saying NFL replay officials should ‘stay off the bottle’
Jenkins turned the penalty into a fundraising drive for his foundation.
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Instead of raising his fist during the anthem last night, Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins stayed in the tunnel
"I want to see what [the media] writes now that we didn't do anything."
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Malcolm Jenkins will make your coffee & you can pay what you want
To celebrate the official grand opening of its 1818 Market location, Saxbys is serving up pay-what-you-wish coffee — with help from celebrity baristas. Philadelphia Eagle Malcolm Jenkins, FOX29 host Mike Jerrick FOX 29 of FOX 29, Councilwoman Cherelle L. Parker, Beneficial Bank CEO Gerry Cuddy and AgileCat CEO Peter Madden will be making drinks at set times throughout the day. Pay what you want, and Saxbys will match it at 100 percent for a fund that supports Community College of Philadelphia students.
Where: Saxbys at 1818 Market St. 19103
When: January 8, 2018 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
How much: Pay what you want