Jaire Alexander? Out. Kevin King? Inactive. With the Green Bay Packers’ two starting boundary cornerbacks unavailable against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, the team turned to a trio of young players — a second-year pro and two third-year men — to man the outside in week 10.
All in all, the pass defense held up well, though they were defending against a Jaguars team that had a rookie sixth-round draft pick under center. But Ka’Dar Hollman, Josh Jackson, and Chandon Sullivan were largely up to the task, helping to hold Jake Luton to just 169 passing yards and allowing just over 50 percent of his pass attempts to be completed.