The Green Bay Packers are facing a significant challenge in their pursuit of the Super Bowl as Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander has undergone knee surgery to address a PCL injury. Coach Matt LaFleur confirmed that Alexander's season is likely over unless the team advances to the Super Bowl. This injury comes at a critical time as the Packers are known for their strong defensive performance this season.

With Alexander sidelined, the Packers will depend on players like Carrington Valentine, Eric Stokes, and Keisean Nixon to step up. Valentine, a seventh-round pick in 2023, is expected to take on the role of the team's top cornerback, showing impressive stats this season. The defensive unit, bolstered by new coordinator Jeff Hafley and standout safety Xavier McKinney, has been performing well, but Alexander's absence will be a tough hurdle to overcome.