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Tim Jenkins

Timothy Jenkins (born February 6, 1991) is an coach and former . He played at and had brief professional stints with the and before founding Jenkins Elite, a quarterback training academy, in 2013. Jenkins attended ThunderRidge High School in , where he earned first-team All-Southern League honors as a senior in 2008. At , he set multiple passing records, including second in career completions (511), third in passing yards (6,002), and fourth in touchdowns (41), and was named Offensive Freshman of the Year in 2009. Undrafted out of college, Jenkins signed with the as an undrafted in 2013 and spent time on the ' practice that year. Transitioning to coaching, he established Jenkins Elite in , expanding to , in 2020 and , in 2021. The academy has trained notable such as Phillip "PJ" Walker, Perez, and Michael O'Connor. Jenkins also works as an analyst, providing media commentary on performance. As of 2025, Jenkins continues to lead Jenkins Elite and contribute to analysis.

Early life and amateur career

Early life

Tim Jenkins was born on February 6, 1991, in . He grew up in the same suburban community south of , where his parents, Don and Dale Jenkins, provided a supportive environment for his early development. Described as a busy child from a young age, Jenkins was actively involved in family activities, with his parents taking on roles like team dad (Don) and team mom (Dale) in . Initially drawn to , Jenkins aspired to become a big league and considered himself a "stud player" during his early years. His interests shifted toward in pre-high school, where he played as a until the . At that point, a little league coach suggested he try , a change Jenkins initially resisted, even crying as he perceived it as a from his preferred position. This transition proved pivotal, as Jenkins began practicing during fall sessions and drew inspiration from informal front-yard games, such as throwing a ball over a tree to simulate long passes. These early experiences, combined with his family's encouragement, laid the foundation for his athletic path, leading him to pursue at ThunderRidge High School in Highlands Ranch.

High school career

Tim Jenkins attended ThunderRidge High School in , where he graduated in 2009. He participated in the school's program from 2005 to 2009, lettering on the for three years as a . He stepped into the starting role as a senior in 2008. In his senior season, Jenkins led the ThunderRidge Grizzlies to an undefeated regular season in the school's inaugural year in Class 5A competition. A highlight was the playoff victory over Overland High School, which Jenkins later described as the team's strongest performance of the year. For his efforts, he earned first-team All-Southern League honors as a . By the end of his high school career, Jenkins held seven school records. Jenkins' performance drew interest from colleges, leading him to sign with , attracted by the program's offensive scheme and compatibility with head coach Joe DePrato.

College career

Tim Jenkins enrolled at in 2009, where he quickly established himself as the starting quarterback for the Skyhawks team, holding the position for all four seasons from 2009 to 2012. His high school experience at ThunderRidge High School in , provided a strong foundation for his collegiate success. Over his career, Jenkins compiled notable passing statistics, ranking second in program history with 876 completions on 1,503 attempts, third with 8,857 passing yards, and fourth with 47 passing touchdowns. He earned recognition for his performances, including RMAC Offensive of the Year honors in after throwing for 2,476 yards and 15 touchdowns as a . Jenkins was twice named RMAC Offensive Player of the Week, first in 2010 for a 425-yard, three-touchdown effort against Western , and again in 2011 for a performance against Western State. In 2012, he received the Foundation Colorado Chapter Player of the Week award following a 501-yard passing performance against State University-Pueblo. Despite Jenkins' individual accomplishments, the Skyhawks posted a 8-34 overall record during his tenure, with seasonal marks of 2-9 in 2009, 3-7 in 2010, 3-8 in 2011, and 0-10 in 2012. Entering the as a Division II prospect, Jenkins signed with the as an undrafted in May 2013.

Professional playing career

St. Louis Rams

After going undrafted in the , Tim Jenkins earned a tryout invitation to the ' rookie minicamp, where his performance led to a three-year contract as an undrafted signed on May 13, 2013. As a out of Division II , he joined a depth chart headlined by , with Austin Davis and also vying for backup roles. Jenkins, rated as a lower-tier draft prospect due to his smaller-school background, focused on impressing coaches during organized team activities and mandatory minicamp. Throughout training camp at , Jenkins participated in drills and scrimmages, showcasing his arm strength and mobility while adapting to the professional level's speed and complexity. He appeared in one preseason game on August 24, 2013, against the , entering in the fourth quarter and completing his only pass attempt for 7 yards, with no or ; the ' offense was sacked four times in the game overall. This marked his only game action and included his first professional completion. No other notable plays from practices were widely reported, as his role remained limited amid competition from more established quarterbacks. On August 25, 2013, head coach and the waived Jenkins as part of initial roster trimming ahead of the deadline to reach 75 players, ending his brief tenure after just over three months with the organization. The release reflected the challenges faced by undrafted rookies from non-FBS programs in securing a spot on an roster. Following the , Jenkins quickly garnered interest from the Canadian Football League, opening pathways for continued professional play.

Calgary Stampeders

Following his release from the St. Louis Rams after the 2013 preseason, Tim Jenkins signed with the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League as an import quarterback on October 22, 2013, joining their practice roster. Jenkins' tenure with the Stampeders was brief, lasting just nine days, during which he contributed to practices but saw no game action as a developmental player behind the active quarterbacks. The team was in the midst of a dominant regular season, finishing with a 14-4 record to claim first place in the West Division and earn a bye to the Western Final; they led the league in scoring with 549 points and net offense at 6,902 yards. On October 31, 2013, waived Jenkins as part of roster adjustments ahead of the . Following his release, Jenkins retired from professional playing and pivoted to a coaching career. Note on Scope: This section describes the career of Tim Jenkins (born 1991), the player. However, the article introduction refers to Timothy L. Jenkins (born 1938), the civil rights activist. These are distinct individuals. If this article is intended for the activist, this section should be removed and placed in the article for the instead.

Coaching and training career

Founding and development of Jenkins Elite

Following his release from the in October 2013, Tim Jenkins founded Jenkins Elite in late 2013 as a training program initially focused on and high school athletes in the area. Headquartered in , the company began operations under the name JenkinsQB before rebranding and expanding its scope. By 2014, it had grown to serve approximately 60 quarterbacks through individualized skill development sessions. Services include year-round training for quarterbacks and wide receivers targeting , high school, , and athletes, with an emphasis on , in-game , and mental drawn from Jenkins' playing experience. Under Jenkins' leadership as founder and CEO, the firm transitioned from a single-focus operation to a multi-location enterprise. Key expansions included the launch of a Sugar Land, Texas, academy in November 2020 to serve the Houston region, followed by a Scottsdale, Arizona, site in March 2021. Further growth brought academies to Raleigh, North Carolina, in February 2023; Columbus, Ohio, and Virginia Beach, Virginia, in early 2025; and the Texas Wide Receiver Academy in June 2024, enabling nationwide access to its data-driven training programs. By 2016, the company had surpassed 100 quarterback clients and incorporated wide receiver training, invite-only camps, and a 7-on-7 league to support NFL preparation.

Notable trainees and achievements

Jenkins Elite has trained several prominent quarterbacks who have advanced to professional leagues. Phillip "PJ" Walker, who began training with the program in January 2017 during preparation, signed as an undrafted free agent with the and went on to play for the and in the . Luis Perez, the 2017 winner as the top player, trained intensively with Jenkins in the summer leading up to his award-winning season and later joined practice squads with the and . Isaac Harker, an emerging talent from , worked closely with Jenkins ahead of the and signed with the of the CFL, later earning ArenaBowl XXXIII MVP honors with the in 2024. Other clients include Austin Apodaca, who secured a contract with the of the CFL following his 2017 training stint. The program's achievements are evident in its clients' transitions to NFL, CFL, and college levels, with many reporting enhanced skills post-training. For instance, Walker credited Jenkins with building his game knowledge ahead of his XFL success and NFL tenure, while Perez noted improvements in passing mechanics and footwork that elevated his performance. Harker praised Jenkins' coaching for refining his intelligence during preparation. Jenkins Elite's broader impacts include the launch of quarterback academies in locations such as in 2022 and in 2025, which provide year-round development for youth to professional athletes, contributing to recruiting successes like D1 offers for trainees such as Brayden Dorman and Luke McAllister. Testimonials highlight gains in fundamentals, with parents noting better footwork, arm motion, and defensive reading that propelled their sons to elite competitions like Elite 11. These outcomes have earned Jenkins recognition as Colorado's "quarterback whisperer" for producing top state talent.

Media and analysis work

Tim Jenkins has established a prominent presence in media as an analyst, leveraging his background as a former and coach to provide in-depth breakdowns of performances. His work emphasizes film analysis, player development insights, and game evaluations, often drawing from his expertise at Jenkins Elite to contextualize professional-level decision-making. Central to Jenkins' media output is his YouTube channel, "All Things QB," launched to host detailed film breakdowns, podcasts, and discussions on quarterback mechanics and strategies. With over 47,000 subscribers, the channel features episodes such as Season 2 content on QB development, including a November 2025 analysis of Caleb Williams' Week 10 performance against the New York Giants, where Jenkins highlighted Williams' franchise potential through improved pocket presence and decision-making. Other recent videos include a October 2025 review of Williams' steady growth in Week 7 versus the Jacksonville Jaguars and a November 2025 breakdown of Bo Nix's Week 10 game against the Las Vegas Raiders, examining Nix's struggles and potential rebound paths. These productions evolved from Jenkins' coaching role, transitioning into broader analytical content by 2024-2025 to reach a wider audience beyond training sessions. Jenkins frequently appears on radio and television platforms, offering real-time analysis of games. In 2025, he joined the Rahimi, Harris & Grote Show on 670 The Score multiple times to dissect quarterback ' performances, such as praising Williams' professional-best outing in a win over the Giants for efficient passing and reduced turnovers, and noting the Bears' emerging playoff viability after a strong Week 9 effort. He has also analyzed quarterback , including a 2025 segment on Broncos Wire where Jenkins advised against panicking over Nix's recent dips, citing his fourth-quarter resilience in an October game against the Giants as evidence of growth potential. Earlier contributions include discussions on Zach Wilson's mechanics during preseason evaluations. On , Jenkins maintains an active profile on under @TJenkinsElite, where he shares quick insights, video clips, and promotional links to his content, such as a October 2024 breakdown of Bo Nix's scrambling ability and a December 2024 review of Williams' Week 17 film. His page, with hundreds of followers, complements this by posting similar analytical snippets and engaging with fans on quarterback trends. In 2021, Jenkins hosted a AMA on r/nfl, fielding questions on his analyst role, coaching philosophy, and observations as a self-identified "QB Whisperer." Beyond these platforms, Jenkins has contributed to NFL podcasts and shows, notably addressing the "curse of the All-22" in a 2022 discussion, explaining how static screenshots mislead evaluations of receiver separation and quarterback reads in full game film. His 2024-2025 reviews extended to broader game critiques, including Bears and Broncos QB dynamics, solidifying his reputation as a go-to voice for quarterback analysis in evolving offenses.

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