Elgton Jenkins says he doesn’t expect the Green Bay Packers to alter his contract before the season to reflect his position switch while adding that he’s fine with the move from guard to center.

The Green Bay Packers are far from a finished product for the 2025 NFL season, which also highlights the importance of the team’s training camp. Practices continued on Monday for the team, as Jordan ...

Another day, another questionable hit by Nate Hobbs at Green Bay Packers training camp. On the third play of Monday’s practice, the first padd ...

Packers center Elgton Jenkins, the longest-tenured offensive player in Titletown, is back at training camp after missing the ...

Of course, there are two factors working against Jenkins in his hopes of the contract taking care of itself: The fact that players at his new position (center) get paid less than players at his old ...

The two-time Pro Bowl guard is moving to center after Green Bay signed former San Francisco lineman Aaron Banks. Here's what ...

After practicing for the first time at Green Bay Packers training camp on Monday, Elgton Jenkins said he’s all-in on his move to center and ha ...

Moving to center means Elgton Jenkins, a free agent after the 2026 season, could be in line for a less-substantial raise in ...

Here are five things learned from the workout: The veteran kicker, who stabilized a shaky kicking situation for the Packers ...

Packers QB room has a new tone heading into 2025, with leadership emerging and goals clearly laid out for the year ahead ...

Heading into training camp, the Green Bay Packers seemed mostly set on the offensive line. Sure, Elgton Jenkins' contract issues loom over the group, but the team has given plenty of indications that ...