In the latest analysis, attention turns to Darius Alexander, a defensive tackle from Toledo, who is seen as a potential fit for the Green Bay Packers. With TJ Slayton departing for the Bengals and Kenny Clark’s uncertain contract situation, the Packers are poised to fill a gap at defensive tackle. Alexander has been highly rated by Pro Football Focus, amassing 83 pressures over the last two seasons while demonstrating elite run defense capabilities. His ability to defeat blocks and handle double teams effectively stands out, especially given his size.

Despite concerns about the level of competition in the MAC, Alexander showcased his talent at the Senior Bowl, alleviating some doubts about his readiness for the NFL. While he has significant upside with his athletic profile and pass-rushing moves, questions remain about his tackling consistency and overall athletic flexibility. Alexander's potential roles with the Packers could coincide with their strategy of integrating experienced players in their roster. Though he might not be the first pick for Green Bay, he presents an intriguing option worth watching.