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Mitch Davis (Georgia) - 1994 NFL Draft Pick #118 by ATL

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Mitch Davis (Georgia)

Position: Offensive Tackle
College: University of Georgia
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 310 lbs
Projected Round: 2nd - 3rd Round

Strengths:

  • Size and Strength: Davis possesses an ideal frame for an offensive tackle, combining size with impressive upper body strength.
  • Footwork: His quick and agile footwork allows him to effectively handle speed rushers off the edge.
  • Run Blocking: Adept at creating running lanes; his ability to drive defenders off the ball has been a highlight of his college career.
  • Experience: Played in a competitive SEC environment, giving him valuable experience against elite defensive talent.

Weaknesses:

  • Pass Protection: While he is solid in run blocking, he has shown some inconsistency in pass protection, particularly against quicker defensive ends.
  • Injury History: Has dealt with some minor injuries during his college career which may raise concerns about durability.

Summary:

Mitch Davis is viewed as a promising offensive tackle who has the physical tools to succeed at the next level. His combination of size, strength, and experience makes him a valuable asset for any team looking to bolster their offensive line. While there are areas he needs to improve, particularly in pass protection, his run-blocking skills and potential for growth suggest he could be a starter in the NFL with the right coaching.

Overall Grade:

Projected Impact: Immediate contributor with potential to develop into a reliable starter.
Team Fit: Best suited for a team that emphasizes a strong running game and can afford to develop his pass protection skills.