Overview
- Green Bay officially released Alexander on June 9, ending his seven-year run with the team
- The move clears around $17 million in salary cap by cutting the final two years of his $84 million extension
- Injuries to his groin, back, shoulder and knee restricted the two-time Pro Bowler to just 14 of 34 games over the 2023–24 seasons
- As a free agent, Alexander is expected to draw interest from contenders including the Steelers, Rams and Eagles
- Green Bay plans to turn to Keisean Nixon, Nate Hobbs and Carrington Valentine as its new starting cornerback trio