MONTREAL - Davis Alexander took starting quarterback reps at the Montreal Alouettes' practice Tuesday, marking a possible return from a hamstring injury this week.

Alexander hasn't played since July 17, when he re-aggravated his injury in a 21-19 win over the Toronto Argonauts.

The 26-year-old from Gig Harbor, Wash. — who rose from third-stringer to face of the franchise — initially hurt his hamstring on June 20 against the Edmonton Elks and missed the next two games before returning against Toronto.

The Alouettes have struggled in his absence, posting a 3-7 record while shuffling through McLeod Bethel-Thompson, third-stringer Caleb Evans and fourth-stringer James Morgan under centre.

Alexander, meanwhile, is 8-0 as a starter in the CFL, matching Danny McManus’s CFL record of eight str

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