MINNEAPOLIS -- The Minnesota Vikings continued to address their secondary on Friday by bringing back a familiar face.
Mackensie Alexander, who spent the first four seasons of his career in Minnesota after being drafted by the Vikings in 2016, has agreed to terms with his former team, according to a tweet from his agent, Neil Schwartz. Alexander is expected to sign a one-year deal worth the veterans minimum and an undisclosed signing bonus, according to league sources.
Alexander, 27, is the second addition the Vikings made to their secondary since the start of free agency.