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Packers should swap problematic 84 million dollars star 

The time has come for the Green Bay Packers to part ways with one of its more

problematic superstars, cornerback Jaire Alexander, as the team finds itself at a crossroads.

Alexander was suspended for one game for placing himself ahead of the team

during the pre-game coin toss with the Carolina Panthers in Week 15, which

eliminated him from Green Bay’s crucial road game against the Minnesota Vikings this coming weekend.

In addition, on November 5, the cornerback sustained a shoulder injury

against the Los Angeles Rams. He was back to practice eleven days later. But he

kept missing games for a few weeks, which ESPN’s Rob Demovsky called “mysterious” on December 22.

Although [Alexander] resumed practice on Nov. 16, he hasn’t been there every week. He has missed six games in a row

overall due to the shoulder injury (plus three more earlier in the season due to a back injury), but he has never been placed on injured reserve, which would

have freed up a roster spot for at least four games, according to Demovsky. “It has sparked intense rumors that

Alexander, the NFL’s highest-paid cornerback at almost $22 million annually, is sitting out games for non-

injury-related reasons because he doesn’t like the way the defense is playing right now.”

In just the first year of a four-year, $84 million contract extension, Alexander has shown self-interest and an apparent

lack of commitment to the team. As such, the Packers should think about trading their best cornerback before his value drastically declines.

In just the first year of a four-year, $84 million contract extension, Alexander has shown self-interest and an apparent lack of commitment to the team. As such,

the Packers should think about trading their best cornerback before his value drastically declines.

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