LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
I thought about the time and energy it's taken over the last six years and I've just committed to other things and I just thought it was time for someone else to have a go.
As chief adviser, Alexander played a crucial role in assisting Fittler in team selection and game strategy.
However, with two consecutive series losses, it seems that change is necessary for the NSW State of Origin coaching set-up.
Alexander, who had been in the role since 2018, confirmed his decision to step down on Friday morning.
This announcement comes ahead of Fittler's meeting with the NSW Rugby League board to discuss his staff for next year.
While Fittler's future as coach is still uncertain, Alexander's departure signals a significant shake-up in the selection process.
The former Penrith teammate of Fittler cited other commitments as the reason for his decision to resign.
I've just decided that that's enough, Alexander said on SEN.
It's been a massive part of my six years, but it's a big commitment and I've committed elsewhere.
When everything calmed down after the trip overseas, I just thought about it.
I thought about the time and energy it's taken over the last six years and I've just committed to other things and I just thought it was time for someone else to have a go.
With the NSW State of Origin set-up eager to regain their winning form, Fittler's meeting with the board will likely involve discussions on finding a suitable replacement for Alexander.
The selection shake-up aims to bring fresh perspectives and strategies to the team in hopes of securing future victories in the series.
As the NSW State of Origin coaching set-up undergoes changes, fans eagerly await news of Fittler's contract renewal and the appointment of a new chief adviser.