Earlier this week, the Green Bay Packers made the expected move to part ways with their star cornerback, Jaire Alexander. For months, it was suggested that Alexander could be a trade candidate out of Green Bay.

The Green Bay Packers made headlines Monday when they announced the release of Jaire Alexander. While the cornerback is the latest in a series of impact veterans to be cut since the start of the new league year,

The Green Bay Packers have released two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander, CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones confirms. Alexander is now free to sign with another team. The two sides previously agreed to explore trade options while working on a contract restructure.

The Packers are set to release Jaire Alexander on Monday. Playoff contenders like the Steelers and Rams could be among the teams to target him.

The Green Bay Packers made the surprising decision to release star cornerback Jaire Alexander on Monday, ending his seven-season tenure in Titletown.

Through the NFL’s June 1 accounting, the Green Bay Packers could have split Jaire Alexander’s remaining salary-cap hit between 2025 and 2026.

On Monday, the Green Bay Packers released two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander. The 28-year-old defender and former first-round pick is, of course, now free to sign wherever he wishes—with some believing that a homecoming should be in the works.

The Green Bay Packers finally cut Jaire Alexander loose. The decision seemed to be a long time coming, but he’s finally a free agent after failing to find a trade partner. Now, several teams are likely to be interested in signing him,