Now, take a look at who Malaki Starks' parents are. Born on November 13, 2003, in Jefferson, Georgia, Malaki Starks attended Jefferson High School where his journey started. He is the son of Larry ...

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Malaki Starks is a hugger, always has been. “He’d give you a hug before practice, after practice,” Shane Sorrow, his former youth football coach in Jefferson, Georgia, told The Baltimore Sun.

and NFL.com's Gennaro Filice is among those predicting Cincinnati selects Georgia safety Malaki Starks. "Cincinnati has struggled with safety play since letting Jessie Bates III walk in free ...

and NFL.com's Gennaro Filice was among those predicting Cincinnati would select Georgia safety Malaki Starks. Starks instead went to AFC North rival Baltimore with the 27th pick. "Cincinnati has ...

The 6-foot-1, 197-pound safety was employed all over the field for Georgia last season as a nickel back, cornerback and on the back end of the secondary. Starks is grounded, already engaged to be ...

Georgia defensive back Malaki Starks could make Georgia football history at the 2025 NFL draft. The NFL draft is set to take place next week and the Georgia Bulldogs have a handful of players that ...

Leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft from April 24-26, The Red & Black is previewing Georgia’s prospects. Up next is safety Malaki Starks. Malaki Starks has been an impact player since his first ...

When Malaki Starks heard his name called Thursday night, the former Georgia All-American safety embraced his parents, kissed his fiancée, and headed onto the stage in Green Bay at the NFL draft.

Long a subscriber to the best-player-available mantra, there’s an argument to be made that it’s also what he got given Starks’ resume and ability. Georgia safety Malaki Starks, right ...