The Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ big week continued late on Wednesday as the club locked up a third starter in the span of just over 24 hours.
The Bombers signed longtime safety Brandon Alexander to a one-year contract to avoid free agency just a day after getting deals done with Brady Oliveira and Dalton Schoen.
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Alexander has played the last six seasons in the CFL, all with Winnipeg.
A knee injury forced him to miss much of the 2022 campaign, but the 30-year-old had a bounce-back season last year, making 41 tackles and two interceptions in 17 games.
It earned him a place as a West Division all-star for the second time of his career.
CFL free agency starts on Tuesday and the Bombers still have 17 players on expiring contracts.
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