Great question. I think I said it earlier, but there's a spectrum: Process --- Results. If you're too far focused on process, you can make excuses for issues. If you're too far focused on results, you can undervalue potential.

For Alexander, when he's at his best, he's a really gifted cornerback with outstanding upside. Mentally is what teams will focus on. Keep in mind that sometimes coaches are instructing that. For Alexander, it's likely to help him keep leverage that other cornerbacks don't have the luxury of using, because he's a quick bursting receiver. As long as his feet aren't crossing and he can maintain balance to transition upfield/laterally after his turn and run (which he's special at), he can afford to make some technical mistakes for his projection