The Green Bay Packers are at a crossroads with cornerback Jaire Alexander, as ongoing discussions hint at a possible reconciliation instead of a clear split. Following frustrations over Alexander's performance and injuries in recent seasons, general manager Brian Gutekunst stated that all options remain open, including a trade, release, or return for the 2025 season.

During the recent draft, the Packers selected a cornerback in the seventh round, indicating a lack of urgency in addressing their secondary. Alexander, who missed significant time last season due to injury and suspension, needs to showcase his commitment to earn his $700,000 workout bonus as offseason activities commence. With two years left on his lucrative contract, the team stands to gain substantial cap relief should they opt for a post-June 1 cut.