EMERGENCY POD - Packers Set to Release Jaire Alexander!!!

Pack-A-Day: Your Daily Packers Podcast

Andrew Herman

Football, Sports

4.6 • 702 Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2025

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Join Ross Uglem as he gives his gut reaction to the news that the Packers will in fact release star cornerback Jaire Alexander. Don't miss it!

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0:00.0	20 minutes a day,
0:07.8	365 days a year.
0:11.3	This is the Pack a Day podcast.
0:19.3	What is up Packers fans?
0:21.2	Welcome to this emergency edition of Packer Report TV brought to you today by the Packaday podcast YouTube channel.
0:29.0	I'm your host and the publisher Pack Report Ross.
0:30.7	Ugum and the Packers have released cornerback Jair Alexander.
0:37.8	Comes as a surprise to some, though, I don't think that it should.
0:42.3	I'm not going to give the full history lesson.
0:44.1	Tell you what, if you want the full history lesson, go to Packer Report and look at
0:49.1	Andy Herman's complete timeline of the Jair Alexander off-season saga.
0:53.9	It is extremely extensive,
0:57.0	and he does a great job, just kind of breaking down the whole thing. I think the history of it
1:04.9	has been done to death. So we're not going to focus on that here. We'll just get the very, very high level bullet points,
1:13.2	which would be that after his shoulder surgery,
1:15.8	he hasn't been the same player.
1:17.2	He has also not played in very many games,
1:21.9	not been the same guy.
1:23.9	Everyone, you know, remembers, you know,
1:26.1	good job, right?
1:27.0	Like the turnover creating cornerback, the guy who danced on Justin Jefferson's grave, right?
1:34.5	But he hasn't been that player since he got hurt.
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