Overview
- The up-to-$6 million contract offers a low-risk commitment compared with elite cornerbacks earning around $25 million per season.
- Alexander missed all but 16 games over the past two seasons due to quadriceps, knee, back and shoulder injuries.
- Baltimore’s revamped strength and conditioning program has made the team one of the healthiest postseason squads since 2023, reducing durability concerns.
- Quarterback Lamar Jackson’s endorsement of his former Louisville teammate helped accelerate the signing.
- Alexander’s presence allows first-round pick Nate Wiggins to start outside and shifts Marlon Humphrey to slot coverage roles.