That isn't a lot for someone that will push a team to spend a first round draft pick on him. at the top of the draft and maybe even trade down and still get a guy like Jarrad Davis at 18. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY SportsAnother linebacker who may be someone to keep an eye on for the Tennessee Titans in the 2017 NFL Draft. That is why it is important to nail the scouting report on someone like Davis, and here is my best attempt. While the list for starting ILBs in this scheme isn't as long as people might try to sell you on, one of the names that has to be mentioned is Jarrad Davis.
1) Mike Williams, WR - Clemson: 6'3" 225 lbs. 40 Time: 4.532016 Stats: 79 Receptions, 1,094 yards, 7 TouchdownsDraft Projection: 3rd-4th RoundMalachi Dupre, WR - LSU: 6'3", 190 lbs. In my opinion, after the quarterback position, wide receiver is the most pressing need the team must address. However, his skill set, speed, and explosive potential make him one of the best wide receivers in the upcoming draft. 40 Time: 4.552016 Stats: 41 Receptions, 593 Yards, 3 TouchdownsDraft Projection: 4th Round
Corey Davis 2017 NFL Draft scouting report
One of Davis' older brothers, Titus Davis, was an undrafted free agent who spent a season on NFL practice squads before choosing to retire. Leading the charge was star receiver Corey Davis, who caught a nation-leading 19 touchdowns. Davis did play in a sort of gimmicky offense, with his fair share of cheesy screen pass setups. Although he doesn't have a Brandon Marshall-type body, Davis moves fluidly with no wasted movement and can get to top speed rapidly. Rated a two-star recruit by Rivals when he left high school, Davis is a prospect that slipped through the cracks.
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