Giants DT Cullen Jenkins is in a walking boot Monday. "I think just a little tendon something, knee and Achilles," Jenkins said. "Hopefully like I said, just a couple days, get this thing treated, and get back going." Jenkins is a key part of the Giants' defensive tackle rotation. All four of Jenkins, Mike Patterson, Linval Joseph, and Shaun Rogers have received positive grades from Pro Football Focus through four weeks.

Giants signed DT Cullen Jenkins to a three-year, $8 million contract.

The Packers are reportedly not interested in bringing back free agent DL Cullen Jenkins. Around 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, Jenkins tweeted "Next chapter beginning??? I think so." Perhaps he's reading Fifty Shades of Grey, or maybe he's close to signing with a new team. There are as many as six teams in the mix for the versatile interior lineman, but none of them are the Packers. Jenkins spent the first seven years of his career in Green Bay before becoming part of the Eagles' failed "Dream Team" experiment.

Free agent DL Cullen Jenkins is scheduled to visit the Raiders Wednesday. Jenkins is making use of his time in the Northwest. He also visited the Seahawks on Monday and the 49ers Wednesday following last week's meeting with the Giants. Jenkins' ability to rush the passer from the interior is appealing.

Free agent DL Cullen Jenkins is scheduled to visit Seahawks on Monday and 49ers on Tuesday. Jenkins met with the Giants on Friday, and is reported to have as many as six possible suitors. According to Pro Football Focus, Jenkins recorded 30 quarterback pressures last season, four of which he converted for sacks.

Updating a previous item, free agent DL Cullen Jenkins' visit with the Giants has ended and he will visit other teams this coming week. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported earlier that Jenkins has six other suitors, but the identity of those teams is unknown. Jenkins, 32, has proven to be a hot commodity since his Monday release from the Eagles.

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel says free agent Cullen Jenkins has six other suitors in addition to the Giants, who he is visiting on Friday. None of the unknown six are said to be the Packers. Jenkins is interested in returning to the Packers, but the feeling doesn't appear to be mutual. GM Ted Thompson doesn't like signing players on the wrong side of 30, even though Jenkins would add some needed interior pass rush help.

Free agent DL Cullen Jenkins will visit the Giants this week. It's Jenkins' first known visit since being released by the Eagles on Monday. The interior of New York's defensive line is filled with a few unknowns in Shaun Rogers, Markus Kuhn, and Marvin Austin next to starter Linval Joseph. Jenkins still has some pass rush skill as a 32-year-old.

Free agent DE Cullen Jenkins is interested in returning to the Packers. Jenkins never wanted to leave Green Bay in 2011, and the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel isn't shooting down the notion of a reunion. Particularly with Jerel Worthy coming off a major knee injury, Jenkins could help the Packers at right end.

Eagles informed DT Cullen Jenkins of his release.