6'1"
Weight227lbs.
Experience9 Yrs.
Bye14
Aug 03, 1994
Age30.3
CollegeLSU
NFL Draft Pick2015 - Rd 4, Pk 124
% chance misses at least 2 quarters
1- 17√1-% Inj/Season
Ability to produce despire relatively minor injuries. 5 being most durable
Injury analysis powered by Draft Sharks Injury Guide, formerly Sports Injury Predictor
No active injuries.
| Date | League | Injury | Games Missed | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 17, 2017 | NFL |
Thigh Hamstring Strain
Grade 2
|
4 | |
| Oct 21, 2018 | NFL |
Knee ACL Tear
Grade 3
|
10 | Alexander tore his left ACL in the 2nd quarter and missed the rest of the season. He had surgery in mid-November. |
| Oct 31, 2019 | NFL |
Chest Pectoral Tear
Grade 3
|
8 | Alexander suffered a torn pectoral during the Week 9 win over the Cardinals. He missed 8 games as he was placed on IR and underwent surgery to repair the injury. |
| Feb 14, 2020 | NFL |
Arm Bicep Tear
Grade 3
|
- | Alexander underwent surgery to repair a biceps injury that he played through during the playoffs and Super Bowl |
| Oct 11, 2020 | NFL |
Pedal Ankle (high) Sprain
Grade 3
|
4 | Alexander suffered a high ankle sprain in Week 5 game. He missed 4 games. |
| Dec 25, 2020 | NFL |
Pedal Achilles Tear
Grade 3
|
3 | Alexander suffered an Achilles injury during Week 16's win over the Vikings. He was sidelined for the end of the 2020 season due to the injury |
| Nov 12, 2023 | NFL |
Pedal Achilles Tear
Grade 3
|
8 | Alexander suffered a torn Achilles in Week 10 vs. the Packers. |
For us, it's 1/17th of the equation. Hear us out.
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