Alexander, highlighted for his Detroit and Chicago stints, contributes as a versatile defensive back with in-offense familiarity. His presence underscores Chicago’s depth on defense and offers potential special-teams upside, with a path to a limited offensive role depending on game plans and injuries.

Alexander’s versatility and special-teams value keep him in the mix despite competition at WR and CB. His ability to contribute on offense and teams makes him a potential late-round cut that could latch on elsewhere for depth and return duties.

Alexander provides depth behind Moore and Zaccheaus, contributing primarily as WR depth and special-teams value. His long-shot role means limited weekly upside unless injuries create opportunities.

Alexander secured two red-zone grabs and capped the Bears’ 16-play drive with a leaping TD in the back of the end zone, showing strong ball skills and concentration when Chicago needs a reliable target in tight spaces. His performance in the red zone positions him as a real factor in preseason depth plans.