11 Sports’ Pete Gilbert reports from Ravens training camp on the impact Jaire Alexander will have on one of the leagues best secondaries.”Spirituality is very important to me,” Alexander said Wednesday. “I know I’m one with everything and everybody out here.”Alexander signed with the Ravens this past offseason after playing with quarterback Lamar Jackson in college — and recounted a game against Syracuse when Jackson hurdled a defender and put the ball into the endzone.”That was the first time where, I knew he was great, but I was like, ‘Wow,'” Alexander said.Jackson is a special player — “one of one,” as Alexander put it. And he was a main reason behind the decision to don the purple and gold. Another big reason: Super Bowl aspirations.”This team is always in the shining light for a Super Bowl,” Alexander said. “In my position, eight years in, it’s time to win. The time is now.”Alexander said the players are close, even hanging out together outside of camp.”Once you build that chemistry, you bridge that gap,” Alexander said. “Once you all are close, you know how he’s going to play… You know he has got your back. That’s just the biggest thing right now, building chemistry.”

OWINGS MILLS, Md. —

11 Sports’ Pete Gilbert reports from Ravens training camp on the impact Jaire Alexander will have on one of the leagues best secondaries.

“Spirituality is very important to me,” Alexander said Wednesday. “I know I’m one with everything and everybody out here.”

Alexander signed with the Ravens this past offseason after playing with quarterback Lamar Jackson in college — and recounted a game against Syracuse when Jackson hurdled a defender and put the ball into the endzone.

“That was the first time where, I knew he was great, but I was like, ‘Wow,'” Alexander said.

Jackson is a special player — “one of one,” as Alexander put it. And he was a main reason behind the decision to don the purple and gold.

Another big reason: Super Bowl aspirations.

“This team is always in the shining light for a Super Bowl,” Alexander said. “In my position, eight years in, it’s time to win. The time is now.”

Alexander said the players are close, even hanging out together outside of camp.

“Once you build that chemistry, you bridge that gap,” Alexander said. “Once you all are close, you know how he’s going to play… You know he has got your back. That’s just the biggest thing right now, building chemistry.”

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