The New York Giants have officially signed defensive standout Darius Alexander, adding depth and potential star power to their defensive lineup.
The signing was announced Monday afternoon as the team continues to reshape its roster heading into training camp.
Alexander, known for his explosiveness and versatility on the field, is expected to compete for a prominent role in the defensive rotation this upcoming season.

Standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 245 pounds, Alexander made a name for himself at the collegiate level with his aggressive pass-rushing ability and high football IQ.
His standout performances and leadership qualities helped elevate his former team’s defense, earning him All-Conference honors and attention from multiple NFL scouts.
The Giants’ front office views Alexander as a high-upside addition capable of developing into a key contributor on the edge.
“Darius brings a relentless motor and a strong work ethic,” said Giants general manager Joe Schoen. “We’re excited to see how he fits into our defensive scheme.
He has all the tools — speed, strength, and instinct — that we look for in a player at his position.” The Giants have been focused on bolstering their defense during the offseason, and Alexander’s signing fits that strategic direction.
Alexander expressed enthusiasm about joining the historic franchise. “It’s a dream come true to be part of the Giants organization,” he said. “I’m ready to work, learn, and give everything I have to help this team win.” His mindset and energy have already impressed coaches and teammates during early workouts.
With training camp approaching, all eyes will be on how quickly Alexander adapts to the pro level and whether he can translate his college success into impact plays on Sundays.
For the Giants, the signing represents both a calculated investment in youth and a potential game-changing addition to their defense.