Packers Contemplate Roster Overhaul Amid Alexander Uncertainty

The future of cornerback Jaire Alexander with the Green Bay Packers is uncertain due to his frequent injuries and high salary cap hit. Over the past two seasons, he has appeared in only 14 games, prompting frustration from both Alexander and the Packers' management, particularly Brian Gutekunst, who has expressed concerns about his availability. Reports suggest that Alexander might be released to free up significant cap space, with potential savings of over $17 million if designated a post-June 1 cut. With Alexander's likely departure, the Packers may target New York Jets cornerback D.J. Reed to fill the void, despite some analysts advising against it due to Reed's declining performance metrics. The Packers are poised for significant roster changes, aiming to rebuild around quarterback Jordan Love and a new core of players.