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Tons of pressures, 2 solos, 1 asst in 2025 whiteout 2-OT scouted win over PSU. On Feldman's Freaks list. As A Sophomore (2024). Appeared in all 14 games for the Ducks. Made 10 total tackles (four solo) while adding 1.5 tackles for loss and two pass breakups. Seven games with at least one tackle and three multi-tackle performances. Played 344 total snaps, including 298 on defense, 40 on special teams and six on offense as a fullback. Earned a 72.4 pass-rush grade from Pro Football Focus. Credited with 14 pressures generated. Eight games with at least one pressure and four games with multiple pressures. At Oregon State (Sept. 14): Logged first career multi-tackle game. Vs. No. 2 Ohio State (Oct. 12): Credited with two pressures and a 70.8 pass-rush grade in Oregon's historic win. At Purdue (Oct. 18): Generated a season-high three pressures and earned a 74.3 pass-rush grade. Vs. Washington (Nov. 30): Matched season highs with two tackles and three pressures generated. Vs. No. 3 Penn State (Dec. 7): Credited with two pressures and a tackle in the Big Ten Championship Game. As A Freshman (2023). Played in eight games for the Ducks as a true freshman. Only 1.5 sacks career, all in 2025, with the whole sack vs Indiana. @pdubya: " + 83.3 run defense grade + 69.3 pass rush grade + violent hand usage at the point of attack + high level athlete + good lateral agility for his size + plays with consistent pad level + great first step explosion + legit power at the point of attack + 8.2% pass rush win rate - limited pass rush bag - gets caught overcommitting to his initial rush lane - tackling consistency needs improvement - 17.4% missed tackle rate "
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Beane and I like our interior defensive linemen to be versatile 1-tech/3-tech guys. Add in "get home" ability with lots of sacks/TFLs to add to constant pressures. Beane's DT archetype seems to be in the 296-320 lb range, and that's Bear. Alexander was active in the 2025 whiteout 2-OT scouted win over PSU with 2 solos and 3 assists. He had a fumble recovery in the Oregon State game, also scouted, and 3 solos/1 assist in the Rutgers game. Alexander has traveled around, previously for the Georgia Bulldogs and the USC Trojans. I expect we'll see at least one DT hear his name called in April 2027.
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