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Despite his strengths, Alexander is not without flaws. Some concerns include him being easily displaced when pad level rises, sluggish short-area footwork, and a tendency to fight blockers rather than find the ball carrier. His first-step quickness into the neutral zone is average, and his ability to execute twist games in pass rush scenarios is below average, which could limit his effectiveness in certain schemes.
Additionally, questions about the level of competition he faced in college, mostly against weaker opponents, and his age — possibly around 25 — add nuances to his projection. Still, the positive buzz from his position coach, Andre Patterson, and his impressive mix of athletic traits give him a strong shot to develop into a rotational player or even a starter with proper coaching.