Overview
Davis has NFL heft on the scales, but he's short-armed and plays too straight-legged, rendering his size much less effective than it should be. He has some pop at the point of attack when he's first with his hands, but he's just not as quick off the snap as he needs to be. He has his share of wins against opponents when he's playing in a phone booth, but his batting average of effectiveness plummets when he's forced to play on the move. He's not a plus run defender and offers no value as a rusher, so finding a fit will be tough.
Strengths
Possesses NFL heft inside
Plays with some blocking scheme recognition at times
Keeps hands working inside the frame
Quick punch and lift power against plodding guards
Put favorable reps at point of attack on tape against Ohio State
Active hands to swat pass attempts when rush stalls
Weaknesses
Arm length falls well below desired NFL level
Struggles with short-area athletic movements
Lacks initial snap quickness
Below-average lateral range and too easily cross-faced
Plays way too tall and is frequently out-leveraged
Lack of knee bend hinders contact balance and anchor
Offers no NFL value on passing downs
