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WRTITUS DAVISCENTRAL MICHIGAN MID-AMERICAN
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COMBINE RESULTS
GRADE
5.38
?
4.51 SEC
32.5 INCH
119.0 INCH
7.14 SEC
4.28 SEC
MORE DRAFT
VIDEO
6'1"
HEIGHT
29 5/8"
ARM LENGTH
196LBS.
WEIGHT
8 1/4"
HANDS
ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS Outstanding route runner. Has foot quickness to disorient corners off the line of scrimmage. Can "sell and sink" -- driving defenders vertically before sinking hips and turning quickly for easy completions. Was able to dominate lesser players playing off coverage. Wins at top of his routes with his hips coming out of his stems and finds ball quickly. Plus awareness with feet near sideline and tracks ball over his shoulder like an NFL veteran. Good leaper with outstanding body control. Has ability to adjust to poor throws and make tough catches.
Desired football intelligence with understanding of coverages. Sits down in space against zone coverage and weaves through traffic on shallow crossers. Maximizes yards-after-catch opportunity.
WEAKNESSES Not a twitch receiver. Can operate in tight spaces, but doesn't have the acceleration to create separation consistently against NFL-caliber cornerbacks. Doesn't eat up cushion quickly. Will be forced to make contested catches as a pro. Played against very marginal secondaries. Despite ability to make tough catches, has more focus drops than expected. Longer corners can get into him in press coverage. Average adjustment to lower throws. Lacks shiftiness to become much of a YAC threat as a pro.
DRAFT PROJECTION Round 5
NFL COMPARISON Brian Hartline
BOTTOM LINE Evaluators and teams might focus on Davis' lack of speed, but his ability to win with his routes should not be undersold. Davis has excellent ball skills and foot quickness and could be a terrific fit for a West Coast offense looking for an outside receiver who can make plays near the goal line.
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Photo of Titus Davis
COMBINE RESULTS
GRADE
5.38
?
4.51 SEC
32.5 INCH
119.0 INCH
7.14 SEC
4.28 SEC
MORE DRAFT
VIDEO
6'1"
HEIGHT
29 5/8"
ARM LENGTH
196LBS.
WEIGHT
8 1/4"
HANDS
ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS Outstanding route runner. Has foot quickness to disorient corners off the line of scrimmage. Can "sell and sink" -- driving defenders vertically before sinking hips and turning quickly for easy completions. Was able to dominate lesser players playing off coverage. Wins at top of his routes with his hips coming out of his stems and finds ball quickly. Plus awareness with feet near sideline and tracks ball over his shoulder like an NFL veteran. Good leaper with outstanding body control. Has ability to adjust to poor throws and make tough catches.
Desired football intelligence with understanding of coverages. Sits down in space against zone coverage and weaves through traffic on shallow crossers. Maximizes yards-after-catch opportunity.
WEAKNESSES Not a twitch receiver. Can operate in tight spaces, but doesn't have the acceleration to create separation consistently against NFL-caliber cornerbacks. Doesn't eat up cushion quickly. Will be forced to make contested catches as a pro. Played against very marginal secondaries. Despite ability to make tough catches, has more focus drops than expected. Longer corners can get into him in press coverage. Average adjustment to lower throws. Lacks shiftiness to become much of a YAC threat as a pro.
DRAFT PROJECTION Round 5
NFL COMPARISON Brian Hartline
BOTTOM LINE Evaluators and teams might focus on Davis' lack of speed, but his ability to win with his routes should not be undersold. Davis has excellent ball skills and foot quickness and could be a terrific fit for a West Coast offense looking for an outside receiver who can make plays near the goal line.
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