Local radio host Gary Ellerson from ESPN Milwaukee suggests that Green Bay Packers’ cornerback, Jaire Alexander, may no longer desire to be part of the team.
Despite the Packers’ recent success in winning three consecutive games, Alexander has been absent due to a back injury and subsequent shoulder issues, with the team taking a cautious approach to his recovery.
During a recent broadcast, Ellerson expressed his belief that Alexander’s actions indicate a desire to leave Green Bay. He emphasized the importance of having players who genuinely want to be on the team and play for it.
Ellerson even proposed the idea of trading Alexander and relying on other defensive options like Carrington Vallentine and Corey Ballentine.
Ellerson’s opinion stems from Alexander’s behavior during a locker room press session, where the cornerback, while displaying his usual colorful attire, spoke positively about the team and provided updates on his rehabilitation.
Despite Ellerson’s interpretation, some argue that Alexander’s actions are consistent with his past behavior and express support for the team.
While acknowledging the possibility of trade discussions for veterans in the offseason, doubts exist about the Packers actively seeking to part ways with their star cornerback.
The team’s focus appears to be on ensuring Alexander’s long-term health rather than rushing his return for a specific week. Overall, it remains uncertain whether the Packers will entertain trade offers for Alexander, especially given his significance to the team’s defense.
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