Packers, Jaire Alexander Continue Contract Talks for 2025

The Green Bay Packers have proposed a restructured contract to cornerback Jaire Alexander, aiming to keep him for the 2025 season despite earlier trade speculation caused by his injury history and significant cap hit. Alexander has yet to agree to the restructure but is expected to attend mandatory minicamp in June regardless. Over the last two seasons, Alexander has played in just 16 of 37 possible games due to injuries, raising questions about his long-term role with the team. The Packers, who drafted only one defensive back, Micah Robinson, in the seventh round this year, would face a major void in the secondary if Alexander departs. Team officials and new teammates have publicly voiced support for Alexander’s return, highlighting his defensive value when healthy. Both sides are continuing negotiations in hopes of reaching an agreement that allows Alexander to prove himself in the upcoming season.