Athletic reported that in an attempt to resolve the status of Jair Alexander’s contract, Green Bay Packers proposed a restructuring deal for a two-time all-pro-cornerback.
Packers offer the free agency and probably before the inauguration of the 2025 NFL draft comes after the 28 -year -old trade, but could not come on an agreement with any possible business partner. According to the report, Alexander and his agent have not yet agreed to the proposed proposal.
Alexander has not participated in the in-tradition voluntary offsen work, but Athletic reported that he plans to participate in the compulsory minicamp on June 10 whether his contract situation has been resolved or not. Green Bay still has the option to trade or release it before minicamps if the side cannot come on an agreement.
Green Bay General Manager Brian Gutecunust earlier said this offsen, “We have invested a lot in Jaire and want to make sure that if he is not going to help win the game in our football team, we get something back to that investment,” Green Bay General Manager Brian Gutecunst said this first. “So we will see where it goes, but again, working with (Alexander’s agent) weekly and is trying to find out what is the best for both Zaar and Packers.”
Alexander has two years left on the four -year expansion signed in 2022. His base salary is $ 16.15 million in 2025 and $ 18.15 million in 2026.
If the green bay cuts or trades Alexander with a margin after June, it will cost more than $ 7.5 million with approximately $ 17.1 million in cap savings, according to capping. A former June 1 cut or business would mean more than $ 17 million in dead money and about $ 7.6 million in savings.
Alexander was a second-team all-pro and made a Pro Bowl in both 2020 and 2022, but injuries have forced him to remember most of the last four sessions. He appeared in only four sports in 2021 and in seven in both 2023 and 2024.
The 18th overall pick by Packers in 2018, Alexander has 12 career interaction with five out of five in 2022. He also has three pics in seven playoffs.
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