ESPN The Ravens have signed former Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander.

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The Packers are paying Isaiah McDuffie more money than the Ravens are paying Jaire Alexander to play football in 2025.

Seems like he really wanted to play with Lamar Jackson.

A contract of $6 mil max including the incentives. I am very curious what GB offered him. I have not heard anything but it wouldn't surprise me if it was $8 or $10 mil.

My initial thought was Jaire was being spiteful and sitting out. Then thought maybe the injury wasn't taken seriously which caused a re-injury or aggravation that caused him to miss games.



Jaire Alexander' father just now on ESPN Wisconsin

"If the Packers had taken the injury serious when it happened he would have been available down the final stretch of the season."

On the contract offer:

"There were no guarantees in the contract proposal"

He said they would've stayed in Green Bay for $8 Million

Well he couldn't get $8 million from anywhere else, and remember when a source is extremely biased.

And how much Alexander already earned by only playing 50% of the games, not even the snaps, just the games, the snaps is probably under 50%.

Both sides probably needed a fresh start.

It'll be interesting if Alexander is able to stay healthy going forward.

beast;469554Well he couldn't get $8 million from anywhere else, and remember when a source is extremely biased.

And how much Alexander already earned by only playing 50% of the games, not even the snaps, just the games, the snaps is probably under 50%.

Both sides probably needed a fresh start.

It'll be interesting if Alexander is able to stay healthy going forward.

I read JA played about 34% of the snaps.

How much (if any) are The Packets paying him in 2025?
Just wondering.
I hope he finds a home in Baltimore.

The Packers don't seem to like when family members don't stay quiet.

buckeyepackfan;469557How much (if any) are The Packets paying him in 2025?
Just wondering.
I hope he finds a home in Baltimore.

The Packers don't seem to like when family members don't stay quiet.

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buckeyepackfan;469557The Packers don't seem to like when family members don't stay quiet.

What have the Packers done or not done to show that they care one way or the other? Just trying to figure out what signals that I'm missing.

But I can't image any company in the entire world, liking people reporting negative news on them, weather it's biased or not, or weather it's real or not, or weather they're family or not. Some might not care, but I can't see anything liking it.

I actually saw reports saying he has turned down more money from 3 other teams but decided on Baltimore.