Overview
- The Green Bay Packers are reportedly exploring trade options for cornerback Jaire Alexander, a two-time Pro Bowler with a history of injuries.
- Alexander's substantial $25.5 million cap hit and limited availability over the past two seasons have prompted discussions about his future with the team.
- Potential trade destinations include the Las Vegas Raiders, with speculation of a mid-round draft pick as possible compensation, though valuations vary widely.
- Trading Alexander could save the Packers $6.8 million in cap space, but the team would need to address significant depth issues in their cornerback roster.
- General Manager Brian Gutekunst has emphasized the need to make bold moves to build a Super Bowl-contending team, with Alexander's trade being a key decision point.