Elgton Jenkins, the Packers' highest-paid offensive lineman, has struggled with lower body injuries, leading to frequent penalties and poor performance in pass protection. His nine penalties are the most on the team, raising concerns about his ability to stabilize the offensive line during crucial games.

Elgton Jenkins is expected to play on Thursday night after being cleared from the injury report, contributing to the Packers' offensive line as they prepare for their upcoming matchup.

Elgton Jenkins received an unnecessary roughness penalty that significantly impacted a scoring opportunity, turning a potential fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line into fourth-and-goal from the 15. As a result, the Packers settled for a field goal instead of scoring a touchdown on that drive.

Elgton Jenkins had a noticeable moment late in the fourth quarter when he was flagged for a personal foul penalty after a short pass to Dontayvion Wicks. This penalty pushed the Packers back, making a scoring opportunity more difficult. Although it ultimately did not affect the outcome, it highlighted Jenkins' need to avoid such mental mistakes, as head coach Matt LaFleur takes personal foul penalties seriously.

Elgton Jenkins was recognized as part of the offensive line of the week, contributing to the Philadelphia Eagles' strong performance in protecting quarterback Jalen Hurts and facilitating Saquon Barkley's impressive rushing yardage. His play was instrumental in maintaining a solid front, allowing just eight pressures throughout the game.