season and earned the 73rd highest overall grade among 83 qualifying safeties from Pro Football Focus. When asked about Alexander's release, head coach Sean McVay stated, "We wish nothing but the best for Mo; I really enjoyed being around Mo, But I think it's a credit to the depth we've established at that safety position. There were some things where we expected a better level of play from him, and he knew that. Those things were communicated." He finished the season with 20 combined tackles (13 solo) in four games and four starts. On October 16, 2017, Alexander attended a private visit with the Seattle Seahawks, but did not receive an offer at the time. It was also reported that Alexander attended a private workout with the New York Jets earlier in the week. Seattle Seahawks On March 17, 2018, the Seattle Seahawks signed Alexander to a one-year, $880,000 contract that includes a signing bonus of $50,000. He was released on September 1, 2018. He was re-signed on October 3, 2018. Buffalo Bills On March 22, 2019, Alexander signed with the Buffalo Bills as a linebacker. He was placed on injured reserve with knee and calf injuries. Personal life Alexander’s younger brother, Hassan Haskins, is a running back for the Tennessee Titans. References External links Los Angeles Rams bio Utah State Aggies bio 1991 births Living people American football safeties American football linebackers Arizona Western Matadors football players Buffalo Bills players Los Angeles Rams players Players of American football from St. Louis Seattle Seahawks players St. Louis Rams players Utah State Aggies football players