DRAFT TRACKER 2022

One-gapping three-technique with terrific snap quickness that creates early advantages with the potential to become full-scale disruptions. Davis is a former linebacker with above-average bend, foot quickness and athleticism to create mismatches for lumbering guards. He needs more schooling and refinement as both a run defender and pass rusher to become capable of competing against the spectrum of talent he will see on the next level. He hasn't played much football over the last two seasons, but his explosive flashes could foreshadow a bright upside as a disruptive, upfield talent.

Four-year starter who worked primarily at guard but does have game experience snapping the ball in UCF's shotgun-based offense. His broad frame and natural strength are appealing, but his lack of functional strength and reactive athleticism show up too often in pass protection and in his ability to sustain blocks. Schneider might need to convert full-time to the center position to have an outside shot of making it in the league.

Big Kat is a better football player than pro day tester. He operates with good recognition and awareness to attack the blocking scheme after the snap. He's a little lean through his lower body, though, and will give ground against NFL run blockers. He's a try-hard rusher but might not have enough skill to stick as a pro.