Alexander has the ability to be a disruptive force off the edge for the Raiders this season. He brings the athleticism and quickness to create problems in the backfield, whether it’s applying pressure on the quarterback or making plays against the run. As he continues to sharpen his technique and develop his pass-rush approach, expect Alexander to be a player opposing offenses have to account for every week.

There a lot to like about alexander showing good traits at the camp. He handled the individual drills period with good effort , and staying engaged and working through coaching points without hesitation. As the reps stacks , he became more comfortable with his moves. Alexander also had a good junior season. Can’t wait to see whats left in the tank.

Alexander consistently finding ways to impact the game from multiple levels. Finishing with 25+ tackles (23 solo), 4 sacks (top 5 in the district through the regular season), 9 tackles for loss, 2 forced fumbles, and 1 pass deflection, he has proven he can be trusted both as a run defender and a pass rusher. With an offer from Angelo State already on the table, his production is starting to match the attention he’s earning.

What stands out most about Alexander is his ability to play fast and aggressive in space. He triggers downhill quickly, showing no hesitation when attacking ball carriers and consistently finishing tackles on his own in the open field. His 9 TFLs and 4 sacks highlight his effectiveness when used as a blitzer and edge presence, where his timing and effort allow him to consistently get into the backfield. He plays with a physical edge, especially when setting the tone against the run, and isn’t afraid to step up and take on blockers head-on. The forced fumbles add another layer to his game, showing a defender who not only makes stops but actively looks to create turnovers.