Green Bay — Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy opened his Monday news conference with words he has rarely uttered the day after a game."I have zero injuries to report from last night's game," McCarthy said.That's right. The Packers, with 14 players on injured reserve and four more held out of the 10-3 victory over the Chicago Bears, didn't need to schedule a single MRI, X-ray or orthopedic exam.Now the attention turns to defensive end Cullen Jenkins (calf), fullback Korey Hall (knee), linebacker Frank Zombo (knee) and safety Atari Bigby (groin) - and which, if any, of them will be available for the wild-card playoff game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday."They will be going through testing today and tomorrow," McCarthy said. "They'll be evaluated on Wednesday morning. They're making progress and we're hopeful that maybe they can have a trial return for Wednesday."Jenkins was in the locker room Sunday and said his calf, which has bothered him on and off since training camp, felt as good as it has felt in weeks."I should be OK to play," he said. "This was the first week where we felt like we had a realistic shot."The biggest question is whether Jenkins' calf is strong enough to withstand the rigors of a game, simply because he has been off it so long."I did some jogging last week," he said. "It wasn't the best running. It still feels a little weak. But the fact I was able to make it through it without anything grabbing (was a positive). I did some agility and I can go through agility pretty fast."The Packers' defense has performed at a high level without Jenkins, but it wouldn't hurt to have him back to help contain Eagles quarterback Michael Vick."Hopefully, I'll get out there and chase him around a little bit," Jenkins said.
