In a significant move for the NFL, Jaire Alexander’s tenure with the Green Bay Packers has officially come to an end. The cornerback, drafted in the first round in 2018, is set to be released after the team proposed a restructured contract that would have reduced his $16.15 million base salary for the upcoming season.
- Jaire Alexander released by Green Bay Packers.
- Drafted in the first round, 2018.
- Contract restructure proposed, salary declined.
- Missed more games due to injuries.
- Becomes unrestricted free agent now.
- Potential offers from teams expected.
Alexander’s decision to turn down the contract offer has led to speculation about his future in the league. As of June 9, 2025, he had not participated in the Packers’ voluntary workouts, indicating uncertainty about his role with the team.
This release raises questions about Alexander’s future and his ability to return to form. After struggling with injuries over the past two years, can he regain his status as one of the league’s elite cornerbacks?
- Alexander’s release follows a failed contract negotiation with the Packers.
- He has missed more games than he has played in the last two seasons.
- Teams will be monitoring his recovery closely as he enters free agency.
- At 28, he still has potential if he can stay healthy.
As the NFL offseason continues, fans should keep an eye on Alexander’s next move and how it could impact team dynamics in the upcoming season.
