PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty spent Wednesday answering reader questions during the Packers' offseason.

Jaire Alexander and the Green Bay Packers are headed for a split. A week after reports indicated the team was prepared to move on from the accomplished yet oft-injured cornerback, the Packers have now begun trade conversations with other teams regarding Alexander,

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst said at the NFL scouting combine that he was still determining if cornerback Jaire Alexander will return in '25.

Green Bay will likely select a cornerback early in April’s draft. But free agency comes first. Here are five cornerbacks the Packers could pursue in free agency.

Jaire Alexander's seemingly imminent departure from Green Bay could pave the way for an ex-Packers cornerback to fill his void.

T he Green Bay Packers is open to trading cornerback Jaire Alexander, as NFL Network reported earlier this week. While the perception around the league is that the Packers won't g

Alongside the need to boost the offensive support for young franchise quarterback, Jordan Love, the will-they, won’t-they Jaire Alexander trade rumors have been about the loudest part of the Green Bay Packers‘ offseason noise.

Jaire Alexander has the coverage, swagger and ball skills to be an elite cornerback. But the most important thing is health. He does not have that.

CBS Sports suggests that the Minnesota Vikings, one of the Green Bay Packers fiercest rivals, could emerge as a serious contender for the Jaire Alexander.

The Packers have had trade conversations centered around Jaire Alexander and Green Bay is open to moving the star cornerback for the right price, per NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.

With the Green Bay Packers “open” to trading Jaire Alexander and with former first-round pick Eric Stokes ready to hit free agency after losing his starting job