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

Elgton Jenkins practiced for the first time in training camp before speaking to the Green Bay media to shed light on his interesting offseason.

With fifth-year veteran Aaron Banks filling his old post at left guard, Jenkins saw the upside in sliding over. Now 30, Jenkins believes he can play at an elite level for five, six years and center is the position that helped Jenkins gain the NFL's attention in the first place.