Green Bay Packers offensive line news today, February 10, 2026: Elgton Jenkins 2026 contract status and cap casualty rumors, injury update following his season-ending broken fibula, potential pay cut details, and latest Packers news today.

Packer Nation, we have reached the ultimate crossroads with one of the most versatile linemen in franchise history. As of Tuesday, February 10, 2026, the "Elgton Jenkins Dilemma" is the talk of 1265 Lombardi Avenue. With the 2026 league year rapidly approaching, Brian Gutekunst and Russ Ball are staring at a massive $24.3 million cap hit for the two-time Pro Bowler. After a 2025 experiment at center that yielded mixed results and ended with a devastating lower leg fracture and ligament damage in Week 10, many analysts have Jenkins pegged as the primary "Cap Casualty" to save $19.5 million in space. However, late-breaking rumors suggest a "Third Option" might be on the table: a massive restructure or pay cut to keep the veteran in Green Bay for one final run at a championship.

In this video, we break down the "Four Scenarios for Elgton Jenkins." We analyze the likelihood of the Packers moving him back to Left Guard, where he earned his Pro Bowl nods, and shifting Aaron Banks or Jordan Morgan to the right side. We dive into the financial math: If Jenkins refuses a pay cut, can the Packers afford to keep him with Jordan Love's $36.1M and Micah Parsons' record-breaking deal already on the books? We also look at the health factor—can a 30-year-old veteran recover from a broken fibula in time to anchor an offensive line that struggled for consistency in 2025? From the "Post-June 1" designation rumors to the potential of Jenkins hitting the open market and signing with a rival like the Bears or Lions, we cover every angle of this high-stakes offseason story.