On June 9th, the Green Bay Packers said goodbye to longtime veteran cornerback Jaire Alexander. Alexander, one of the premier defensive backs in the NFL, has been a big-time contributor for the Packers.

Charlotte native Jaire Alexander is a free agent, and the Carolina Panthers may be in a perfect position to bring the Pro Bowl cornerback home.

The Green Bay Packers and cornerback Jaire Alexander have officially parted ways. After exploring possible trade options and even a restructured contract that could've kept Alexander lurking in the Green Bay secondary, the franchise is moving on and releasing the two-time All-Pro, the team announced Monday.

The Packers are set to release Jaire Alexander on Monday. Playoff contenders like the Steelers and Rams could be among the teams to target him.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter joined 97.5 The Fanatic and addressed the possibility while saying Alexander could be a fit if the price is right. "Now, Jaire Alexander, if the price were right and you’re doing a one-year deal – whatever the number is,

The Green Bay Packers have released two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander, CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones confirms. Alexander is now free to sign with another team. The two sides previously agreed to explore trade options while working on a contract restructure.

The Packers opened their three-day minicamp unveiling a new-look secondary, which includes receiver Bo Melton, who took reps at cornerback.

One of the biggest stories around the league this week was the Green Bay Packers parting ways with two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander. Alexander is certainly regarded as a top corner when healthy,