The Green Bay Packers are contemplating the future of All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander as trade discussions heat up. General Manager Brian Gutekunst indicated that while there is no deadline for a potential trade, the organization is keen on receiving a draft pick in return if they decide to part ways with Alexander. With no roster bonuses due for 2025, the Packers can afford to wait, but Gutekunst hinted at a desire to resolve the situation before the NFL Draft. Preseason injuries could create urgency for teams looking for cornerback help, and a training camp standoff is something the Packers are keen to avoid.

Gutekunst has previously demonstrated a strong ability to extract value for departing players, having successfully navigated trades involving stars like Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams. The ongoing discussions suggest that Alexander's future remains uncertain, but the team is not inclined to release him without compensation.