The Green Bay Packers and cornerback Jaire Alexander have officially parted ways. After exploring possible trade options and even a restructured contract that could've kept Alexander lurking in the Green Bay secondary, the franchise is moving on and releasing the two-time All-Pro, the team announced Monday.

The Green Bay Packers have now cut one of their defensive stars, and the Baltimore Ravens could be one of the teams interested in signing him.

He didn't mention the Green Bay Packers by name, but Aaron Rodgers referred to them a few times in his introductory press conference with the Pittsburgh Steelers at their minicamp June 10.

Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio explains why the Packers could complete a Jaire Alexander trade despite already announcing his release

Green Bay Packers WR Mecole Hardman spoke to the media on Wednesday about why he chose to join the team from free agency and how he has acclimated to the wideout room.

Our Green Bay Packers depth chart, based on how healthy players lined up on the first open practice of the offseason, draft status and best guess.

After missing on key targets earlier this offseason, the New Orleans should be one of the teams interested in Jaire Alexander's services.

The Green Bay Packers plan on having Jordan Love as their starting quarterback for a very long time. If he follows the same pattern as his predecessors, Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers, he will remain the starter for the next 13 seasons (for 15 seasons total as the starting quarterback) and then be traded to the New York Jets.