Bengals' Mackensie Alexander Arrested for Battery; Father Still Missing

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Don Shapiro

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26 August, 2020

Bengals' Mackensie Alexander Arrested for Battery; Father Still Missing

The Cincinnati Bengals (-130 favorites to win at least six regular season games in 2020) are dealing with off-the-field chaos Wednesday with the arrest of cornerback Mackensie Alexander in Florida.

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The news comes just days after it was revealed Alexander's father is missing.

The Bengals cornerback, 26, left the team training camp after learning of the news Tuesday.

Alexander was arrested Tuesday by the Collier County Sherriff's Office, according to jail records.

NFL Network reported Wednesday that Alexander was arrested after allegedly confronting the man who left his father behind while on a berry-picking trip.

Alexander played in 55-of-64 games with the Vikings after being selected in the second round of the 2016 draft. Considered the"best" corner in Minnesota last season, he only ranked PFF's No. 53 overall CB among 133 qualified players.

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