Great spotlight. Jordan Davis is the answer to the question: What if a Snorlax decided to strap on a helmet and put a jersey on? Even with the concerns, I think any fanbase should be excited if they get him. 49ers already have Kinlaw who really was a pillar against the run before he was placed on IR. I like him, and like Davis just as much. Sometimes I still yearn for the golden era of nose tackles like Gilbert Brown, Ted Washington, Jerry Ball, Joel Steed, Grady Jackson, Norman Hand, or Dan Wilkson. Just big monsters in the middle stonewalling offenses. Perhaps Jordan Davis will be the next good one. I echo the sentiment that he should be a Charger.
😂😂 Snorlax got me rollin. I hear you, I think we're moving more towards that world once again, however, I don't think we're moving back to the physicality of that era unfortunately
The Chargers absolutely have to go for this man. Doubly so with the Khalil Mack acquisition. As for his weaknesses, I’m adopting the Kyle Pitts ‘I’m taking him because he’s really goddamn good and we’ll hopefully figure the rest out later’ philosophy.
As a Georgia fan, I really appreciate you taking the time to evaluate Davis and his potential in the NFL. He is a beast unlike just about any prospects we have seen in the past. At the same time, I am wondering if you have any insight into why he is slow to react to the snap. That doesn't seem like a problem that is easy to fix, if it is fixable at all. Slow reaction times don't usually fly in the NFL. Also, I am taking the "giddyup" as a Kramer reference. As always...great stuff!
I am by no means an expert, but i believe the reason Jordan Davis does not react immediately to the snap is due to the fact he is reading and gauging the Center and guards movement. It appears he is reading the center and guards movement and then filling the gap or hole on most plays instead of directly watching the ball being snapped.
Inadvertent Kramer references are the best Kramer references, a Freudian slip! I think it can be improved with better coaching ie where to put his eyes and his presnap process.. but if he's just simply slow to react that could be detrimental
Kudos sir, this may be the first video breakdown that _really_ peels the onion of what this guy _really_ brings to the table; the casual football fan doesn't understand how much imbalance he continuously creates for opposing offenses(even when he doesn't make a recordable stat), but you showed how, once again, the tape never lies.
Power never went out of style. I contend that individuals who can create significant pressure up the middle are simply that rare. The Bears 85 defense had a couple which is why they are the best ever. These guys come along only every once in awhile.
It’s good to have a person analyzing football that k owns schemes. I heard other UA-camrs calling Jordan lazy because he had contain that play and was just playing the outside and not rushing intensely.
Jordan Davis is one of my favorite players of all time! That led me to your channel. I’d like to say fantastic job on your break down. And I’ve watched other videos. You do a great job
Thanks a lot for making this. I watch all my draft tape from UA-cam analysts like yourself and Brett Kollmann. I don’t watch college ball so this is the only way I get educated about the draft.
Man, don't you just love these freaks of nature? But we've seen these types of insane athletes who had major concerns coming out flop in the NFL more often than not. Also, can we talk about how insanely well Georgia's defensive players tested at the combine? Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Travon Walker, Quay Walker, Channing Tindall, Lewis Cine. I mean are you kidding me? What are they feeding their players down there? Crazy!
That was great, Alex. When I see UGA play, I see Davis blowing 2 OLs up and ruining the play. I thought he was the best DL in the country, including Aidan. But, UGA has such a great defense it was difficult for the football lover to see any faults in Davis. I still think he is going to be a terror in the NFL. One mock had him at 22?!?! I see him as a lock to become a superstar.
I'll have to disagree with that, they've been building within their 4-3 framework for a decade with Pete, I don't think he's suddenly going to change everything because of one guy
After Pick 15, if I’m a GM, I’m taking the kid. The potential upside is incredible, and outside the worst case scenario he ends up a big guy on first down and short yard/goal line situations.
@@AlexRollinsNFL I'm a big fan of the D-LINE coach from the charger from 2012 (can't remember his name) he help turn my homeboy Tourek Williams into a viable NFL player.
Great breakdown! I just spent a few games watching Davis and I swear everything you mentioned positive and negative were the same things I had written down. Keep up the good work!
Considering all this eagles just got a great player for them to be a successor to Cox and learn from those vets and considering his upside and his run-stopping ability in a division with Zeke and Saquan he should be a very productive
Pointing out things he's obviously going to get help with at the pro level ,and he has some great vets that's beast around him Fletcher, Graham, hargrave, Kelce,Johnson vets that's going to push him to be great and his college teammate is there with him and he's a beast to keep him grounded and hungry and like wise ,,,,that's why coaches have jobs because it's their job to coach up their players and they players job is to be coachable
I dunno about him. Seen him get bullied by double teams, and his hands really don't have the power you would expect. Why do we not see him walk guys back all the time? I think he's a promising prospect but could be a bit of fool's gold as well, the tape and production isn't there as much as the combine performance would suggest. He plays too upright so he's easier to move than he should be.
I think it's a valid concern, he impressed me with his suddenness moving to his left when he was slanting into gaps, but yeah, not quite as much power on film as you'd expect
Most of that was due to conditioning in my opinion. That's why his film in the SEC Championship and the National Championship is so different. He was gassed less than halfway thru the SEC Championship, in the National Championship he played closed to 60 snaps.
It's his height, I think. Being that tall makes it harder to get leverage. Not matter how strong you are, the low man has the advantage in the power department. It's one of the reasons that Aaron Donald is so great at bull rushing, he's insanely strong and he's relatively short for his position, so he always has the leverage advantage on top of it.
In his nfl season he was very promising… the eagles run d was the best when he was on the field but not only that but those 4 weeks he was injured the eagles arguably were the worst rushing defense in the league during that time… I used to think “he’s just big he can’t rush we shoulda got Hamilton” until I seen him stand up two blockers and when the running back went to redirect there was nothing there cause jordan Davis anchored the guard and center and it was a tfl. I do agree that he needs to lose some weight and play at atleast 320 or 315 but he’s primed for a breakout year with a increase in snaps… the eagles didn’t utilize him much because they were mostly in 3rd and long situations with hargrave cox reddick and sweat rushing. Davis got punked in the first game but he got better with every game he played (the cardinals game was a great showing for him) I just hope he stays healthy
I am pounding the table for the Falcons to take him in the draft. We gotta eliminate the run and force teams to be one dimensional against our defense and with the improvement of that DB room, I can see them taking him. He gets to learn from Grady Jarrett and he can become a major problem in this league.
The next Ndamukung Suh, but at 40 lbs heavier its insane....Buffalo Bills need to trade the farm to land this kid, they have been punished for their lack of size on defense he is a trip to the Super Bowl waiting to happen for them....
Hot take: He’s going to Atlanta. Run defense sucks, he’ll open doors for everybody else in the pass rush, and he’s so freaky that I doubt he gets out of the top 10. More than anything, the Falcons just need someone to reset the line of scrimmage, and JD would be a perfect fit in Dean Pees’ defense. We’ve never seen anybody this big and athletic before. He’s a really big unicorn.
@@TheKRL78 he’s not 2 down UGA just rotates their defense very often to keep them fresh The only time they couldn’t do that was the SEC championship when he finally got gassed in the late 2nd quarter
@@TheKRL78 uhhh....do people even watch/observe _actual_ NFL D-Line player rotations? Of course, there are exceptions like Aaron Donald, but the vast majority of big guys in the middle(especially 0-techinque guys, which Donald is not) are removed from the field on 3rd down, even former first-rounders, Pro-Bowl guys. It was so prevalent that me and a friend of mine actually had a conversation about it during the first and second round of the playoffs. The creator of this video also brought it up in 10:22. What am I missing?
Bad video. He gets off slow because he is 2 gapping. He reads the Oline before he commits. It’s not his job to get upfield. It’s his job to keep the LB’s clean.
i agree with your point(because its a good one), but this is still probably one of the best videos on the net about Davis because he also clearly outlined some of the pluses in his game that the casual fan overlooks
I really hope the chargers land this beast and win a Superbowl he's out missing piece to the front four. We have bosa and mack on the outside and having Jordan Davis disrupting on the inside it's a wrap the chargers offense is good enough maybe pick up a right tackle later in the draft.
It was would be nice if the Falcons could land him but that would just make too much sense. This kid is going to wreck the league. His size and athleticism is unmatched. If he puts in the work he could possibly be one of the most dominant defensive players of all time.
He's a defensive lineman with a great IQ and a lot of the plays he made doesn't show up on the stat sheet he looks like he is for the most part always looking to create opportunities for his teammates in my opinion He's allowing lineman to think they are moving him around so he can open up lanes for his teammates to make plays he's a doubled teamed or triple teamed 😳 yes cab he still learn of course but he ready and the eagles got him ,,to much analytics going on in today's game,,,back in the day players got drafted because of their play on the field the combined was just the cherry on top now it's all this over analyzing everything keep it simple can he play or not and three of the top awards for a lineman along with being a national champion on top of having a great combined with the eye test speaking for itself no one can block him and he's a good young man that coachable like what's not to like go eagle's
I think the Chargers plan to take him if he makes it to 17. He helps the biggest weakness in Staley’s scheme. It’s why the Rams got Ashawn Robinson. But Davis has the the talent to be even more disruptive. I think that’s why they signed Austin Johnson who can be a starter if necessary or a rotational piece.
The 49ers live with the zone run but also employ the 0-tech in their defensive scheme some of the time. I've been watching the size/speed back and forth in the NFL for 40+ years now ... the things around the edges change but the pattern remains.
Nose is a thankless position where your goal is to eat space. Davis is also good at collapsing the pocket. How good a nose is doesn’t translate to stats
I know he ran for 4.78 at 340lbs+ but he should have jumped off the screen more than he did. He will have to play limited snaps a game to be effective maybe 20-25. Stamina is an issue got tired easily. The Georgia Bulldogs will have so many defensive players that will come off the board in the first 3 rounds.
Lions should take Jordan Davis at #2 as the most dominant player in the draft. Best WR available at #32 (Christian Watson or Traylon Burks) At #34 take a DE (Arnold Ebiketie, Dave Ojabo, or Boye Mafe)
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Will you make a video on Ahmad “Sauce” Gardner?
That's why I think he will be good with the Ravens
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Great spotlight. Jordan Davis is the answer to the question: What if a Snorlax decided to strap on a helmet and put a jersey on? Even with the concerns, I think any fanbase should be excited if they get him. 49ers already have Kinlaw who really was a pillar against the run before he was placed on IR. I like him, and like Davis just as much. Sometimes I still yearn for the golden era of nose tackles like Gilbert Brown, Ted Washington, Jerry Ball, Joel Steed, Grady Jackson, Norman Hand, or Dan Wilkson. Just big monsters in the middle stonewalling offenses. Perhaps Jordan Davis will be the next good one. I echo the sentiment that he should be a Charger.
😂😂 Snorlax got me rollin. I hear you, I think we're moving more towards that world once again, however, I don't think we're moving back to the physicality of that era unfortunately
If Snorlax could run a 4.78 40
Perfectly fits exactly what Gannon (Eagles D-coordinator) wants to do
The Chargers absolutely have to go for this man. Doubly so with the Khalil Mack acquisition. As for his weaknesses, I’m adopting the Kyle Pitts ‘I’m taking him because he’s really goddamn good and we’ll hopefully figure the rest out later’ philosophy.
The chargers? Good luck with that man no way he falls that far
And I think they're about to give a shitload of money to JC Jackson, makes even more since to get JD!
@@lightlysalted8874 Got the franchise QB and your picks. Time to overpay to move up and fill out that roster
@@AlexRollinsNFL This did age very well. lul
for reals tho
About him getting off the ball late I read that georgia asked him not to look at the ball but to mirror the guard and leave with him
Yeah it’s what he’s asked to do most of the time. I’m more concerned about his conditioning and how many snaps you’ll get for a potential top 20 pick
@Josh he said he wants to get to 320-330 playing weight so I think he'll be aight
can you post the link? I would love to read that article on him
As a Georgia fan, I really appreciate you taking the time to evaluate Davis and his potential in the NFL. He is a beast unlike just about any prospects we have seen in the past. At the same time, I am wondering if you have any insight into why he is slow to react to the snap. That doesn't seem like a problem that is easy to fix, if it is fixable at all. Slow reaction times don't usually fly in the NFL. Also, I am taking the "giddyup" as a Kramer reference. As always...great stuff!
I am by no means an expert, but i believe the reason Jordan Davis does not react immediately to the snap is due to the fact he is reading and gauging the Center and guards movement. It appears he is reading the center and guards movement and then filling the gap or hole on most plays instead of directly watching the ball being snapped.
Inadvertent Kramer references are the best Kramer references, a Freudian slip! I think it can be improved with better coaching ie where to put his eyes and his presnap process.. but if he's just simply slow to react that could be detrimental
Coming back to video as my Eagles picked him 🦅 LFG
Kudos sir, this may be the first video breakdown that _really_ peels the onion of what this guy _really_ brings to the table; the casual football fan doesn't understand how much imbalance he continuously creates for opposing offenses(even when he doesn't make a recordable stat), but you showed how, once again, the tape never lies.
Hey thank you brother!
Love these draft breakdowns!!!
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Power never went out of style. I contend that individuals who can create significant pressure up the middle are simply that rare. The Bears 85 defense had a couple which is why they are the best ever. These guys come along only every once in awhile.
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It’s good to have a person analyzing football that k owns schemes. I heard other UA-camrs calling Jordan lazy because he had contain that play and was just playing the outside and not rushing intensely.
A player like Jordan Davis is a perfect fit for exactly one team: the Los Angeles Chargers.
Or pretty much any 3-4 team that needs a nose guard.
It’s mostly the scheme, he’d fit Brandon Staleys scheme like a glove
Green Bay packers, Denver Broncos, LA Rams, Jacksonville Jaguars Hell even the Buffalo Bills
Dallas Cowboys
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Jordan Davis is one of my favorite players of all time! That led me to your channel. I’d like to say fantastic job on your break down. And I’ve watched other videos. You do a great job
Thank you very much brother! JD is a beast!
Thanks a lot for making this. I watch all my draft tape from UA-cam analysts like yourself and Brett Kollmann. I don’t watch college ball so this is the only way I get educated about the draft.
Of course! Glad to hear it. Brett is the man too!
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Man, don't you just love these freaks of nature? But we've seen these types of insane athletes who had major concerns coming out flop in the NFL more often than not. Also, can we talk about how insanely well Georgia's defensive players tested at the combine? Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Travon Walker, Quay Walker, Channing Tindall, Lewis Cine. I mean are you kidding me? What are they feeding their players down there? Crazy!
I saw somebody on Twitter comparing them to freak Pterodactyls and now whenever I see them play that's all I can think about
That was great, Alex. When I see UGA play, I see Davis blowing 2 OLs up and ruining the play. I thought he was the best DL in the country, including Aidan. But, UGA has such a great defense it was difficult for the football lover to see any faults in Davis. I still think he is going to be a terror in the NFL. One mock had him at 22?!?! I see him as a lock to become a superstar.
Oh I think he's going earlier than that. I'm not sure he gets past New England and they might even trade up for him
I doubt that the Steelers will draft him but they haven't had a decent nose tackle since Casey Hampton retired
Let the football Gods bless us with Jordan Davis..
Tyson Alualu? But still, i would love that
Don’t be surprise if Seattle does not go QB and drafts Davis with the 9th pick.
Seattle wants to go hybrid 3-4 and needs a capable NT.
I'll have to disagree with that, they've been building within their 4-3 framework for a decade with Pete, I don't think he's suddenly going to change everything because of one guy
@@AlexRollinsNFL Clint Hurtt, the Seahawks new defensive coordinator said they are going to 3-4.
After Pick 15, if I’m a GM, I’m taking the kid. The potential upside is incredible, and outside the worst case scenario he ends up a big guy on first down and short yard/goal line situations.
Late first rounder would be worth it. Need a great D-line coach for him tho. I'll just work on his burst the entire rookie year.
Who are some of your favorite DLine coaches in the league right now? Kocurek in SF has always jumped out to me as next level
@@AlexRollinsNFL I'm a big fan of the D-LINE coach from the charger from 2012 (can't remember his name) he help turn my homeboy Tourek Williams into a viable NFL player.
@AlexRollinsNFL Provably Shawn Mcvay
"Which is an all time terrible segway" lmao I thought it was good
It felt awkward when I wrote it 😂 glad it worked!
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A man that big should not be able to run that fast
Great breakdown man, spot on with all your points and backed them up with actual football knowledge.
Thank you brother!
Your videos are to good man keep it up you're great
Thank you bro!
Great breakdown! I just spent a few games watching Davis and I swear everything you mentioned positive and negative were the same things I had written down. Keep up the good work!
Thanks brother, you too!
Would fit great in Dallas
I wonder if the players actually watch these videos. I could imagine the coaches at Georgia watching this and showing it to the players
Could be wrong but I don’t think he played at 340. I think he weighed 340 at the combine after shedding a lot of weight for it.
impressive that you managed to find a clip of a falcons sack. those are hard to come by
Nobody works harder than me 😂
Considering all this eagles just got a great player for them to be a successor to Cox and learn from those vets and considering his upside and his run-stopping ability in a division with Zeke and Saquan he should be a very productive
Thoughts on Travis Jones?
Pointing out things he's obviously going to get help with at the pro level ,and he has some great vets that's beast around him Fletcher, Graham, hargrave, Kelce,Johnson vets that's going to push him to be great and his college teammate is there with him and he's a beast to keep him grounded and hungry and like wise ,,,,that's why coaches have jobs because it's their job to coach up their players and they players job is to be coachable
I dunno about him. Seen him get bullied by double teams, and his hands really don't have the power you would expect. Why do we not see him walk guys back all the time? I think he's a promising prospect but could be a bit of fool's gold as well, the tape and production isn't there as much as the combine performance would suggest. He plays too upright so he's easier to move than he should be.
I think it's a valid concern, he impressed me with his suddenness moving to his left when he was slanting into gaps, but yeah, not quite as much power on film as you'd expect
Most of that was due to conditioning in my opinion. That's why his film in the SEC Championship and the National Championship is so different. He was gassed less than halfway thru the SEC Championship, in the National Championship he played closed to 60 snaps.
It's his height, I think. Being that tall makes it harder to get leverage. Not matter how strong you are, the low man has the advantage in the power department. It's one of the reasons that Aaron Donald is so great at bull rushing, he's insanely strong and he's relatively short for his position, so he always has the leverage advantage on top of it.
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Thanks brother!! I got Kyle Hamilton and Aidan Hutchinson in the works
@@AlexRollinsNFL I’m ready!!
It’s crazy how someone that big is that fast ⚡️⚡️⚡️
In his nfl season he was very promising… the eagles run d was the best when he was on the field but not only that but those 4 weeks he was injured the eagles arguably were the worst rushing defense in the league during that time… I used to think “he’s just big he can’t rush we shoulda got Hamilton” until I seen him stand up two blockers and when the running back went to redirect there was nothing there cause jordan Davis anchored the guard and center and it was a tfl. I do agree that he needs to lose some weight and play at atleast 320 or 315 but he’s primed for a breakout year with a increase in snaps… the eagles didn’t utilize him much because they were mostly in 3rd and long situations with hargrave cox reddick and sweat rushing. Davis got punked in the first game but he got better with every game he played (the cardinals game was a great showing for him) I just hope he stays healthy
Any chances of calling out busts this year?
I am pounding the table for the Falcons to take him in the draft. We gotta eliminate the run and force teams to be one dimensional against our defense and with the improvement of that DB room, I can see them taking him. He gets to learn from Grady Jarrett and he can become a major problem in this league.
I’m calling it now. Jordan Davis is the Atlanta Falcons new Big Dawg in the middle. Let’s Go ATL #RiseUp
Looks like an eagle to me
If he makes it to 15, the Eagles have to take him.
Or 13, that great too!
What are your thoughts on devonte wyatt from UGA, Alex?
I like him, at times studying Davis I was like dam Davis looks GREAT there, but it was Wyatt being his explosive ass self
@@AlexRollinsNFL I've heard that pressure coming from up the middle is more disruptive than it coming off the edge, what are your thoughts on that?
@@albertcontreras2965 100% the QB can step up into the heart of the pocket if pressured off the edge. Nowhere to run if it's up the middle
He could go to Denver cause they’ll run a Vic fangio style defence but will probably go to the chargers
They don't have a pick anymore thanks to Russ
@@AlexRollinsNFL oh yeah forgot about that
He can be Albert Haynesworth imo, minus the headaches
Rex Ryan and Bill B have always loved big guys..
The next Ndamukung Suh, but at 40 lbs heavier its insane....Buffalo Bills need to trade the farm to land this kid, they have been punished for their lack of size on defense he is a trip to the Super Bowl waiting to happen for them....
he will have that effect for an already talented team for sure
@ 0:23 who is that? That isnt his true eye color is it??
Pretty sure that's Mario Williams, and no, he'd probably be in the hospital 😂
Hot take: He’s going to Atlanta. Run defense sucks, he’ll open doors for everybody else in the pass rush, and he’s so freaky that I doubt he gets out of the top 10. More than anything, the Falcons just need someone to reset the line of scrimmage, and JD would be a perfect fit in Dean Pees’ defense. We’ve never seen anybody this big and athletic before. He’s a really big unicorn.
no he’s not
You don't draft a two down NT at 8
@@TheKRL78 he’s not 2 down UGA just rotates their defense very often to keep them fresh
The only time they couldn’t do that was the SEC championship when he finally got gassed in the late 2nd quarter
@@NoobGamer-46-i9d then why was he taken off the field in obvious passing situations?
@@TheKRL78 uhhh....do people even watch/observe _actual_ NFL D-Line player rotations? Of course, there are exceptions like Aaron Donald, but the vast majority of big guys in the middle(especially 0-techinque guys, which Donald is not) are removed from the field on 3rd down, even former first-rounders, Pro-Bowl guys. It was so prevalent that me and a friend of mine actually had a conversation about it during the first and second round of the playoffs. The creator of this video also brought it up in 10:22.
What am I missing?
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I've been praying all season long to the football Gods that the Jaguars get em with the #1 Ovr pick
Imagine this guy learning behind one of the most productive DT's of the past decade - FLY EAGLES FLY
Damn, i thought I was the only one who randomly looks up Jamaal Charles highlights
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A Bull Amongs dogs !! gg gerogia. from LSU fan.
He's a Charger
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Bad video. He gets off slow because he is 2 gapping. He reads the Oline before he commits. It’s not his job to get upfield. It’s his job to keep the LB’s clean.
i agree with your point(because its a good one), but this is still probably one of the best videos on the net about Davis because he also clearly outlined some of the pluses in his game that the casual fan overlooks
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I really hope the chargers land this beast and win a Superbowl he's out missing piece to the front four. We have bosa and mack on the outside and having Jordan Davis disrupting on the inside it's a wrap the chargers offense is good enough maybe pick up a right tackle later in the draft.
It feels like every time I see these defensive players vids I see poor #1 for Arkansas getting absolutely bullied
And he’s going to the Chargers
top 10 pick
I’m never taking this guy seriously again after what he said about Herbert pre draft
Let's Go Eagles 🦅
It was would be nice if the Falcons could land him but that would just make too much sense. This kid is going to wreck the league. His size and athleticism is unmatched. If he puts in the work he could possibly be one of the most dominant defensive players of all time.
future raven, you heard it here first.
He's a defensive lineman with a great IQ and a lot of the plays he made doesn't show up on the stat sheet he looks like he is for the most part always looking to create opportunities for his teammates in my opinion He's allowing lineman to think they are moving him around so he can open up lanes for his teammates to make plays he's a doubled teamed or triple teamed 😳 yes cab he still learn of course but he ready and the eagles got him ,,to much analytics going on in today's game,,,back in the day players got drafted because of their play on the field the combined was just the cherry on top now it's all this over analyzing everything keep it simple can he play or not and three of the top awards for a lineman along with being a national champion on top of having a great combined with the eye test speaking for itself no one can block him and he's a good young man that coachable like what's not to like go eagle's
I think the Chargers plan to take him if he makes it to 17. He helps the biggest weakness in Staley’s scheme. It’s why the Rams got Ashawn Robinson. But Davis has the the talent to be even more disruptive. I think that’s why they signed Austin Johnson who can be a starter if necessary or a rotational piece.
Not sure they need him after they got Sebastian Joseph Day!
The 49ers live with the zone run but also employ the 0-tech in their defensive scheme some of the time. I've been watching the size/speed back and forth in the NFL for 40+ years now ... the things around the edges change but the pattern remains.
I don't believe they've used a consistent 0 since Justin Smith
@@AlexRollinsNFL Yes. It's limited time. Maybe 5% now.
This guy at the combine… 😦
The names he beat out in the 40 are out of this world
Nose is a thankless position where your goal is to eat space. Davis is also good at collapsing the pocket. How good a nose is doesn’t translate to stats
Great points Wenis
He’s 6’6 340- sign him.
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if he’s the biggest bully he should go to the raiders he’ll fit right in with ritchie incognito
I know he ran for 4.78 at 340lbs+ but he should have jumped off the screen more than he did. He will have to play limited snaps a game to be effective maybe 20-25. Stamina is an issue got tired easily. The Georgia Bulldogs will have so many defensive players that will come off the board in the first 3 rounds.
⚡️Jordan Davis⚡️ come on now
thats where I hope he goes, especially now that they have Mack along with Bosa
This aged very well. Go birds.
15 years ago he would’ve been the #1 pick
That's crazy
Yessir ED!
Fly like an Eagle
Lions should take Jordan Davis at #2 as the most dominant player in the draft.
Best WR available at #32 (Christian Watson or Traylon Burks)
At #34 take a DE (Arnold Ebiketie, Dave Ojabo, or Boye Mafe)
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Guy just worked himself into the top 10. No way chargers will get him
Go Dawgs!
if he falls i wanna see the rams make a move to get him
Rams don't have a move to make in the draft in this millenium 😂
If the chargers get Davis they’ll be on legion of booms level
Steelers got to draft this Man .
they putting furniture in his food
😂 bro
There just aren’t too many humans walking the planet earth like this lmfao
Exactly!
I would love the Seahawks to take Davis at 9
Lack of stamina. He's got bust factor.
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he woo just built build a litte difeerrt
Ravens need to get him at 14 cause Neil and Cross will be gone. He woukd instantly make the defense job easier.
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I see what you did with the title I took it as he was a big dirt bag of a person but that's on me I should of realized you meant stud
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