Jaire Alexander’s transition to the Baltimore Ravens has been filled with standout moments, but his budding camaraderie with Marlon Humphrey has already grabbed headlines.

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For Orr, Alexander should allow for more man coverage and blitz opportunities for the Ravens’ defense. Orr’s design already yielded 50-plus sacks in 2024, and with an improved secondary ...

Ravens' Jaire Alexander Could Have Huge Comeback The Baltimore Ravens newest multi-time Pro Bowl addition is primed to bounce back in a big way as long as he can stay on the field.

Now, he'll don the same number as a member of the Baltimore Ravens. On Monday, the Ravens announced that Alexander will retain his No. 23 jersey with the team.

The post Ravens reveal Jaire Alexander’s jersey number appeared first on ClutchPoints. Jaire Alexander may have traded the Green Bay Packers for the Baltimore Ravens, but he’s holding onto a ...

Jaire Alexander may now suit up for the Baltimore Ravens, but he’s keeping a familiar look. The former Packers star will continue wearing jersey No. 23, the same number he wore in Green Bay.

Alexander may be a historical underdog, but if he returns to top form and improves the Ravens' top-10 defense from a season ago, the argument could be there for the eight-year pro.