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Darius AlexanderNYG

Alexander is a 25-year-old with fast feet and even faster, violent hands who was one of the biggest winners at the Senior Bowl; the coaching change to John Harbaugh should unlock another level despite a disappointing year one.

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Darius Alexander. And this is kind of one of the guys I most thought of when it comes to like just the coaching change I think could unlock him... fast and violent hands at that. And that's what really stole the show for me coming out of the senior bowl week... just the coaching change, I think it's going to help him unlock another level.

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