All-Pro Star from Packers Released by Ravens After 5 Games, Publicly Expresses Desire to Wear Cowboys Jersey Amid Dallas' Defensive Crisis
All-Pro Star from Packers Released by Ravens After 5 Games, Publicly Expresses Desire to Wear Cowboys Jersey Amid Dallas' Defensive Crisis
Dallas, Texas – October 2025
After a disappointing start with the Baltimore Ravens, Jaire Alexander – former All-Pro Cornerback of the Green Bay Packers – has officially been released by the team after just 5 games. But what surprised NFL fans more than the contract termination was the next destination Alexander desires: Dallas Cowboys.
According to sources from NFL Network, Alexander – who was once considered the “soul” of the Packers' defense – proactively contacted Cowboys representatives right after leaving the Ravens. Dallas is currently facing a severe crisis at the cornerback position, after Trevon Diggs encountered serious health issues and Daron Bland failed to maintain his form from the previous season.
In this morning's interview, Jaire Alexander could not hide his emotions when talking about the possibility of joining the Cowboys:
“I’ve faced Dallas before, and I’ve always felt the special spirit of this team – a different kind of energy. The Cowboys always fight to the end, always dare to face pressure. I want to be a part of that.”
Alexander also emphasized that he is willing to accept a lower salary, as long as he has the opportunity to play in the system of Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer – who is famous for his flexible and disciplined defensive style.
“If I’m given the chance, I won’t come to talk – I’ll come to prove. I want to take the field at AT&T Stadium, want to hear the roar of Cowboys Nation and contribute to the great thing being built here.”
In the context of the Cowboys' defense lacking depth and increasing pressure after a series of unstable games, Jaire Alexander could be the perfect piece to revive the spirit and defensive capability of “America’s Team.”
With extensive experience and a desire to start over, Alexander’s story could be a memorable rebirth chapter – if Jerry Jones is willing to open the door for a star who once made the entire NFC wary.
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