Green Bay Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander made it clear he has high expectations for the 2019 NFL season. It appears he is not the only one.

The Packers are hoping for a potential resurgence amid all their new changes. Marc Sessler of NFL.com predicts that Alexander will be selected to his first career Pro Bowl:

Giddy Packers fans discovered what they had in Alexander during a raucous playmaking performance against the Rams in Week 8. Los Angeles targeted the newbie nine times, but Alexander broke up a whopping five of those passes — more than any cover man logged in a single game all season, per Pro Football Focus. A perfect fit for defensive coordinator Mike Pettine's system, Alexander has the tools to emerge as one of the division's most exciting defensive backs.

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There are a number of players in Green Bay who could potentially make their first career Pro Bowl. Regardless, the prospect of Jaire Alexander making the Pro Bowl is certainly not far-fetched. The former first-rounder set the bar high with a stellar rookie campaign after finishing with 66 tackles, 11 pass deflections, and an interception.

These projections certainly fall in line with what Jaire Alexander has for himself. He even managed to earn heavy praise from quarterback Aaron Rodgers for his play last year. It is safe to say that the team will want him to kick things up a notch in the secondary. It will be interesting to see if he can follow through on his goals for Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors in 2019.