The Green Bay Packers have an issue to resolve over the offseason, as veteran offensive lineman Elgton Jenkins is allegedly unhappy with his contract.
According to reports, Jenkins skipped the voluntary portion of the offseason program as he wants his deal, which has two years and no guaranteed money remaining, to be reworked. But what should Green Bay do about it?
First and foremost, Jenkins is absolutely right to feel uneasy about his current contract situation.
His $24.8 million slated salary in 2026 is not a benefit to him, but something which threatens his place on the roster beyond this year, as the Packers can save $20 nillion by releasing him before next season.