After the Green Bay Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 48–32, Kenny Clark had harsh words for those who questioned Jaire Alexander.
While Dallas put up over 30 points, something they have done often at home this season, more than half of those points came in the fourth quarter after Green Bay had already established a comfortable lead. The Green Bay Packers defense had a pretty decent game against the Dallas Cowboys in their 48-32 victory on the road in the NFL wild card round.
While Dallas put up over 30 points, something they have done often at home this season, more than half of those points came in the fourth quarter after Green Bay had already established a comfortable lead. The Green Bay Packers defense had a pretty decent game against the Dallas Cowboys in their 48-32 victory on the road in the NFL wild card round.
The passing defense performed incredibly well for the first fifty-five minutes of the game, intercepting Dak Prescott twice, despite giving up big chunks of yards and scores in the fourth quarter. The second pick was returned for a touchdown by Darnell Savage, becoming the first pick-six in Green Bay postseason history and the ninth overall since 2012.
Despite struggling with ailments during the season, Jaire Alexander made the first interception. Before the game against the Cowboys, his recent ankle injury sustained during practice forced him to make a game-time decision. Later in the game, the ailment worsened, causing him to miss a portion of the second half.
This season, Alexander has faced a lot of criticism due to his injuries and interview style; some have even questioned whether he is truly committed to the Packers.
I think [Jaire is great] when he wants to be and when he’s fully engaged. And I’m just not sure that’s where he is right now. It’s been a weird, weird run for him, and I could say a weird dude to finish that sentence. He’s a different guy. “I still think he’s a good player, I just don’t think he’s ever
Ja is a top-tier individual. Ja is among this game’s greatest corners. With him, the story hasn’t altered. He improves our squad every time he’s out there and leaves an impression. We adore him. He plays a great role for the squad, and we adore him.
It appears like the players and coaches intend to keep Alexander around for a very long time, despite the social media chatter from fans and content providers about parting ways with him at the end of the season.
The defense of the Green Bay Packers is improved by Jaire Alexander
going to be the player he was in 2020-2021 when he was an All-Pro guy.” After the game against the Cowboys, Packers defensive lineman Kenny Clark fired back at Demovsky and others who questioned Alexander this season
