The Green Bay Packers are navigating complex dynamics regarding cornerback Jaire Alexander's future. ESPN's Rob Demovsky indicates there remains a possibility for reconciliation, allowing Alexander to return for the 2025 season. However, conflicting reports suggest the Packers are actively exploring trade options following the upcoming draft, with no plans to utilize him in the next season.

With a recent seventh-round selection of cornerback Micah Robinson, Green Bay seems to hedge its bets while assessing Alexander's injury history, as he has missed significant time due to injuries in recent seasons. The Packers currently feature Keisean Nixon, Nate Hobbs, and Carrington Valentine in the cornerback lineup, showcasing a shift in strategy as they evaluate Alexander's value versus the potential dead cap implications.