According to ESPN, Alexander is signing a one-year contract that is worth $6 million. He reportedly turned down more money to reunite with his friend, Jackson. The Ravens quarterback even met Alexander in the team offices to congratulate him as he signed his new contract.

Alexander joins a Ravens team that has been struggling to get over the hump come every January.

The former Packers cornerback signed with the Ravens, the team announced Wednesday, a move that reunites him with his former college quarterback, Lamar Jackson. Alexander, 28, signed a one-year deal worth up to $6 million and turned down more money to play with Jackson, also 28, according to ESPN.