LORENZO ALEXANDER RUMORS

Washington Redskins linebacker Lorenzo Alexander has been nothing short of a solid player when he has stepped foot on the field. Primarly a special teams force as a backup outside linebacker, the Redskins have decided to move him as a primary backup to inside linebackers Londer Fletcher and Perry Riley. Honestly, the move makes sense. The 6-foot-1, 275 lb. beast is meant to play on the inside.

When Lorenzo Alexander isn't out on a football field setting the standard for how you play special teams in the NFL, he's in the community setting the standard for how football players can use their fame to make the world a better place. That's why he was the Redskins' 2011 Walter Payton Man of the Year - and he was in 2010 as well. Alexander continues to dive headlong...

Washington Redskins linebacker Lorenzo Alexander is working to express appreciation for fans who have stuck with the team during these difficult years. Alexander hosted a “fan appreciation” bowling outing Sunday at King Pinz in Leesburg. He announced a drawing for the event on Twitter and his Facebook fan page, and selected 25 fans. Read full article >>

via SportsBUZZ Redskins linebacker Lorenzo Alexander has never been an ‘orthodox’ NFL player.  During his time in the pros, he’s learned offensive, defensive and special teams playbooks, changed body types through weight loss, lined up all over the field, and dedicated his time to his fans and teammates. But when he isn’t preparing for his work on the field...

lorenzoalexander.org Ever since the One Man Gang’s arrival in Washington in 2006, Lorenzo Alexander has been as dynamic in the Redskins community as he has on the field.  Together with his A.C.E.S. (Accountability, Community, Educational excellence, Sports) Foundation, Alexander has designed programs to guide the youth of the greater-Washington area. Now, with the help of...

During his five seasons with the Washington Redskins, Lorenzo Alexander has worn many hats, playing offensive line, tight end, defensive line, special teams, linebacker and even fullback. His versatility has earned him the nickname “One Man Gang.” This past offseason, Alexander added another title to his resume by serving as media relations director for the Redskins players during...

In falling to the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday, the Washington Redskins fell to 5-10 and guaranteed themselves of a third consecutive double-digit loss season for only the second time in franchise history. At the same time, the Redskins squandered any hope of building on their Week 15 victory over the Giants and closing out the season with an encouraging three-game win streak. Read...

Fan voting for the Pro Bowl has come to a close, and the coaches and player votes will be cast this week. Each of the three tallies count as one third of the final outcome, and the Pro Bowl rosters will be announced next Tuesday. Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan on Tuesday said that although he may not have led the fan votes, special teams captain Lorenzo Alexander deserves...

AP Image When healthy, Lorenzo Alexander is special teams ace and can play almost any position on defense.  The problem in recent years is that he has been slowed by hamstring injuries in two of the last three seasons. This offseason, however, he found a secret weapon that has kept him healthy this season: Pilates. “It’s probably the best thing I’ve done offseason...

AP Image Lorenzo Alexander is a special teams wrecking ball. Last year Alexander led the team with 20 special teams tackles, earning him Redskins special teams player of the year honors.  He’s defending his title so far this year, and has accumulated a team leading five special teams’ tackles. Alexander believes that his special teams units inject a lot of energy into the...