Overview

• The team agreed to a one-year contract with a $4 million base and up to $2 million in performance incentives, sources told ESPN.
• Alexander joins a cornerback room headlined by Pro Bowler Marlon Humphrey and second-year starter Nate Wiggins alongside veterans Chidobe Awuzie and emerging rookies.
• Lamar Jackson publicly urged GM Eric DeCosta on June 17 to “go get him,” tapping into their bond from playing together at Louisville.
• A two-time Pro Bowler, Alexander played only 14 games over the past two seasons due to knee and quadriceps injuries, raising availability concerns.
• Baltimore is counting on Alexander’s coverage skills to reinforce a secondary that ranked 31st in passing yards allowed per game last season.