23 Jaire Alexander CB

Alexander said following Sunday's NFC Championship Game loss to the 49ers that he broke his right thumb, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Alexander was spotted in a cast and noted that an X-ray had revealed the extent of his injury. The 2018 first-rounder also said that he doesn't plan to undergo surgery to address the issue. While a timetable for Alexander's recovery has yet to be disclosed, if the cornerback does indeed avoid a procedure, it's reasonable to expect him to be available in some capacity for the start of OTAs.

Alexander (thumb) is ruled out for Sunday's NFC Championship Game against the 49ers, Jennifer Lee Chan of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

In Alexander's stead, Tramon Williams and Chandon Sullivan will likely handle expanded defensive snaps. The 2018 first-round pick suffered his thumb injury during the third quarter.

Alexander is questionable to return to Sunday's NFC Championship Game against the 49ers due to a thumb injury.

Alexander suffered the injury midway through the third quarter. With Adrian Amos (pectoral) already ruled out, if Alexander is unable to return it would be a notable blow to Green Bay's secondary.

Alexander had eight solo tackles, an interception and two pass deflections in Sunday's victory over the Bears.

The interception was a bit of a gift, as it came on a Hail Mary at the end of the first half. However, it was only part of a big day for Alexander. He has just two interceptions this season, but he does find himself in the top 10 in the league in pass deflections with two games to go.

Alexander (groin) is active for Sunday's matchup against the Panthers, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

Alexander popped up on the injury report with a groin issue Friday, and it caused concern about whether he could recover on short notice. The 22-year-old is good to go, however, and he should line up on D.J. Moore and Curtis Samuel in this contest, although the Packers need to keep an eye on Christian McCaffrey as well.

Alexander is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest against the Panthers due to a groin injury.

Alexander was limited in Friday's practice due to a groin issue that appears to have been suffered during weekly practices. It's positive that the second-year pro wasn't held out of practice entirely, but his status will be worth monitoring as Sunday's tilt against the Panthers approaches.

Alexader recorded two tackles and an interception across 70 defensive snaps in Sunday's win over the Cowboys.

Alexander continues to make plays this season, as he recorded his first interception of the year off a tipped ball intended for Amari Cooper. The second-year corner is a key reason for the emergence of the Packers defense this season and will look to continue this level of play Monday night against the Lions.

Alexander notched seven tackles (five solo), two defended passes and one forced fumble which he recovered during Sunday's 27-16 win over the Broncos.

Alexander stripped the ball from rookie tight end Noah Fant and recovered it for a turnover. The 2018 first-round pick has proven himself a playmaker through three games this season, and he's already solidified himself as a pillar of Green Bay's secondary. He'll look to log another strong game against the Eagles on Thursday.

Alexander had five tackles (three solo) and two pass deflections in Thursday's victory over the Bears.

Alexander was on the field for every defensive snap in Thursday's contest, and he made a couple plays in key spots that prevented a possible reception for the opponent. He has not been a statistic monster through 14 professional games, but he has already earned the title of "Packers top cornerback."

Alexander (groin) is participating in team drills at Wednesday's minicamp session, Jason Wilde of ESPN.com reports.

It doesn't sound like there are any lingering effects from the groin injury that prevented Alexander from playing in the regular-season finale against the Lions. After validating the Packers' decision to select him in the first round of the 2018 draft, Alexander appears entrenched as a starter for Green Bay heading into the upcoming campaign and could pretty clearly operate as the team's No. 1 cornerback if Kevin King (hamstring) can't stay healthy.

Alexander (groin) is listed as inactive for Sunday's regular season finale against Detroit.

Alexander had been having an above-average rookie campaign, but exited last week's matchup against the Jets with a groin injury, which ultimately kept him off the practice field all week. In his absence, look for Bashaud Breeland to take on some extra snaps in the secondary, potentially in a starting role. Alexander will finish his first year in the league with 66 combined tackles and one interception.

Alexander (groin) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Lions, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Alexander did not practice in any capacity this week, and appears to be trending towards sitting out Green Bay's season finale. The rookie is nursing a groin injury sustained during last week's loss to the Jets.

Alexander (groin) did not practice Thursday, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Alexander suffered a groin injury during Sunday's win against the Jets and now misses his second straight practice. The rookie is a candidate to remain sidelined Week 17, in which case Bashaud Breeland would benefit from an uptick in snaps.

Alexander is out for the remainder of Sunday's game with a groin injury.

The rookie first rounder was able to leave the game under his own power. With Alexander temporarily out, Bashaud Breeland is the likely candidate to slide into the open corner spot alongside Josh Jackson. Expect more information to surface regarding Alexander's status after the game.

Alexander had a career-high 10 total tackles and a pass deflection in Sunday's victory over the Falcons.

Alexander made life difficult for Falcons wideout Julio Jones and had one of his most productive games of the season in the box score, particularly in the tackle department. Alexander played 100 percent of the defensive snaps for the fourth week in a row, and he's going to remain an every-down player the rest of the way as long as he stays healthy.

Alexander played every defensive snap in Sunday's loss to the Vikings and tallied seven tackles (six solo).

Alexander's fantasy contributions of late have been minimal, but at the least, he has established himself as the Packers' top cornerback: he played all but nine snaps over the last five games, and only missed those due to a possible concussion.

Alexander had six solo tackles in Thursday's 27-24 loss at Seattle.

Alexander was heavily involved while logging five tackles during the first half, but he had less luck as the lead slipped away from the Packers in the second half. The rookie cornerback saw his usual snap share, as he played 69 of 70 defensive snaps Thursday. He'll have a tough matchup at Minnesota in Week 12.

Alexander was not diagnosed with a concussion upon evaluation, Jason Wilde of ESPN.com reports.

Alexander was evaluated for a concussion after Sunday's win over Miami but was ultimately cleared, which means he'll figure to play against the Seahawks on Thursday night. Alexander ended the game against the Dolphins with five tackles (all solo) and two passes defensed.

Alexander is being evaluated for a concussion following Green Bay's 31-12 win over the Dolphins on Sunday, Jason Wilde of ESPN.com reports.

If Alexander is confirmed to have suffered a concussion during Sunday's win over the Dolphins, he would face the difficult task of clearing the league-mandated concussion protocol in time for Thursday's game against the Seahawks. With Kentrell Brice (ankle) and Bashaud Breeland (groin) also having suffered injuries Week 10, the Packers could enter Week 11 lacking a substantial amount of depth in their secondary.

Alexander had seven solo tackles and five pass deflections in Sunday's loss to the Rams.

Alexander returned to action after missing two games with a groin injury, and as his final stat line implies, he made a major impact for the Packers defense. He played 100 percent of the defensive snaps in Week 8, and given his success, he should continue logging plenty of snaps moving forward.