The Green Bay Packers' cornerback Jaire Alexander has been dealing with an ankle injury, but there are signs that he may be able to play in the upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers. Alexander did not practice this week, focusing instead on rehabbing his injured ankle. However, defensive coordinator Joe Barry stated that Alexander is further ahead in his recovery compared to last week and that he is in better shape currently.

Last week, Alexander rolled his ankle during practice and his availability for the game against the Dallas Cowboys wasn't confirmed until a pregame workout. Despite the injury, Alexander had a game-changing interception that helped the Packers secure a victory. He aggravated the injury later in the game and had to sit out the rest of the match.

If Alexander is able to play against the 49ers, his presence will be critical in defending against the team's talented receivers, including Brock Purdy and Deebo Samuel. However, his status for the game is still uncertain. The Packers have listed Alexander as questionable, along with running back AJ Dillon, inside linebacker Isaiah McDuffie, and punter Daniel Whelan. Dillon, who has been out with a neck injury, was seen stretching with the team and is believed to have practiced. The team is hopeful that all of these players will be able to play, but their final status will likely be determined closer to game time.

Source: Acme Packing Company, NFL