(03-06-2022, 08:29 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(03-06-2022, 06:34 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Jordan Davis was the reason why guys like Wyatt, Dean and Cine were able to flourish. I watched every single Bulldogs game last year, at least the ones where the competition was up to snuff. Davis wasn't really taking any plays off until the game was out of reach for their opponent. Other than that? Early and often he was a problem for the grand majority of offensive lineman he went up against.

I think his size and speed are just too enticing for a team to pass up on. I am sure an NFL DL coach is salivating at a chance to work with that type of athlete on his technique. If he's there on the 2nd night with pick 33? I already have his name dried in ink on the card the night before to turn in. However, I would also be just as tempted to field any trade opportunities there from a non divisional opponent. There's probably a team willing to swap 2's and fork over a 3rd or future pick to take him.

Depending on how the WR and TE class looks after the opening night and after how free agency shakes out? A trade opportunity could very well be there. Having that pick at 33 could be a game changer in the right hands. In Baalke we trust I guess?

I don't think there is any way Jordan Davis last passed pick #17. The Chargers ranked #30 in the NFL against the run and he would be a perfect fit for them.

I agree. He's like Jason Peters athletically. Just on defense. It's rare and freaky to see a guy at that size so top heavy with literal roadrunner legs on his body. He's going to be a problem in the NFL for opponents on Sunday's.

I also like where you have him going. Makes sense in that division where you have pass happy offenses. He should be good enough to shut down the ground game early while also being a headache to block on 3rd and long situations.



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