Packers' Jaire Alexander's Playoff Availability in Doubt After Ankle Injury

Star cornerback's status remains day-to-day following 'freak deal' injury during practice, potentially impacting Packers' defense against Cowboys' high-powered offense.

Green Bay Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander suffered an ankle injury during a jog-through practice, putting his availability for the upcoming wild-card playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys in doubt.
Alexander, who has been one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL, has only played seven games this season due to various injuries and a suspension.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur described the injury as a 'freak deal' and stated that Alexander is doing everything he can to be available for the game, but his status remains day-to-day.
If Alexander is unable to play, Corey Ballentine, who has started six games this season, is likely to be elevated into the starting lineup.
The Packers, who have the youngest roster in the NFL, will face one of the better wide receivers in the NFL, CeeDee Lamb, in the upcoming game.