The Green Bay Packers are ending an offseason of conflict with cornerback Jaire Alexander by releasing the veteran defender on Monday, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
Alexander was Brian Gutekunst's first ever draft pick and a two-time All-Pro at a premium position, but significant injuries suffered during three of the last four seasons frustrated both sides and necessitated change, either in compensation for 2025 in Green Bay or a new team for the player.
The Packers begin a mandatory minicamp this week, likely creating a decision point for the two sides.