Jaire Alexander or Jalen Ramsey could both be solid options for the Dallas Cowboys' secondary. Alexander was released by the Green Bay Packers on Monday morning, and Ramsey is likely to be traded by the Miami Dolphins soon.On Monday, Dallas Cowboys reporter Clarence Hill Jr. wrote on X that team owner Jerry Jones had a choice to make and should acquire one of the cornerbacks. NFL Analyst Marcus Mosher, who covers the Dallas Cowboys, reshared the social media post and gave his take on the matter. While he believes Ramsey may be the best option, he believes Alexander is the more affordable option."Alexander will be cheaper, but I would prefer Ramsey as a fit in Dallas," Marcus Mosher posted on X on Monday.Jalen Ramsey has expressed interest in being traded by the Miami Dolphins and isn't expected to participate in the upcoming minicamp.Packers exec confirmed Jaire Alexander's injuries led to releaseCornerback Jaire Alexander played just 14 games in the last two seasons for the Green Bay Packers. The two-time Pro Bowler dealt with a quad injury and a knee injury in 2024, limiting him to seven games.Green Bay Packers Chief Executive Officer, Mark Murphy, confirmed to WBAY's Sports Director Dave Schroeder on Monday morning that Alexander's inability to stay healthy forced them to release him.“ He has been a great player for us. Obviously, elite talent. Unfortunately, just injured a lot,” Mark Murphy said on Monday via Dave Schroeder.Jaire Alexander signed a four-year deal worth $84 million in May 2022 and had two more seasons left on the contract. After his release from Green Bay, he will now be free to sign with another team, and if healthy, could make a great impact in the secondary. Alexander had a knee procedure in 2024, so his knee issues should no longer be a concern.The former Louisville standout was drafted with the 18th selection in the 2018 NFL draft. In the seven games he played in 2024, he had 16 combined tackles, 15 solo tackles, two interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown, and seven passes defended.