A.J. Alexander brings proven red-zone pedigree, but Gardner-Webb’s current TE production is unclear
A.J. Alexander’s appeal is the combo of pedigree and versatility: he was once rated a four-star recruit and a top-20 national tight end prospect, and at Gardner-Webb he has shown real scoring utility with 19 catches for 155 yards and a touchdown in the 2019 season after earlier stops at Ohio State and Slippery Rock. His best fit is for a team wanting a mature, experienced tight end who understands how to get open and contribute in multiple roles, especially near the goal line. Current 2026 season stats were not available.
