Stephen Alexander
Tight end · 1998–2007
Stephen Alexander is a former tight end who played from 1998 to 2007. Stephen played college football at Oklahoma and was drafted in 1998 (round 2, pick 48). Listed at 6'4" and 250 lb.
Stephen Alexander: facts
- Position
- Tight end (TE)
- Career
- 1998–2007 (10 seasons)
- College
- Oklahoma
- Draft
- 1998, round 2, pick 48 (Washington Commanders)
- Born
- November 7, 1975
- Height
- 6'4"
- Weight
- 250 lb
- Last team on record
- Denver Broncos
Source: nflverse player and career records (CC BY 4.0). See the other 1998 draft picks in our database.
Stephen Alexander: career by team
Washington Commanders1998–2001
Los Angeles Chargers2002–2003
Detroit Lions2004
Denver Broncos2005–2007
Stephen is an NFL Grid answer for Commanders and Chargers, Commanders and Lions, Commanders and Broncos, Chargers and Lions, Chargers and Broncos, Lions and Broncos.
Seasons on each roster from the nflverse roster files (CC BY 4.0); old team names are shown under today's franchise.
Also from Oklahoma
- Anton HarrisonOL · Jaguars
- Baker MayfieldQB · Buccaneers
- Ben PowersOL · Broncos
- Billy Bowman Jr.DB · Falcons
- Brayden WillisTE · 49ers
- Brian Asamoah IILB · Bengals
- CeeDee LambWR · Cowboys
- Cody FordOL · Bengals
Drafted near Stephen in 1998
- Brian KellyRound 2, pick 45 · CB
- Samari RolleRound 2, pick 46 · CB
- Todd WeinerRound 2, pick 47 · OT
- Joe JureviciusRound 2, pick 55 · WR
- Jeremy NewberryRound 2, pick 58 · C
- Charlie BatchRound 2, pick 60 · QB
Stephen Alexander: questions
What position does Stephen Alexander play?
Tight end (TE), as recorded in the nflverse data.
Where did Stephen Alexander go to college?
Oklahoma. 46 other players in our dataset came from the same school.
When was Stephen Alexander drafted?
In 1998, round 2, pick 48, by the Washington Commanders.
How tall is Stephen Alexander?
6'4" (76 inches), 250 lb.
Facts from nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Photos only from Wikimedia Commons under free licences, credited above. AllStar Grid is independent and not affiliated with the NFL or its teams. Credits