Jordan Davis

Selected 13th overall by the Eagles in the 2022 Draft, Davis joined a deep defensive line, limiting opportunities in his rookie season. He missed four games with an ankle injury and started just five times, finishing seventh in defensive snaps among Eagles D-linemen. He didn't exactly turn heads when available, recording 18 tackles, including one for loss and no sacks. Javon Hargrave left in free agency, and Fletcher Cox isn't getting any younger, so there could be reps available for Davis, but he'll also have to fight for them with former Georgia teammate Jalen Carter, who was taken ninth overall in this year's draft.

The Eagles used one of their two first-round selections in the 2022 NFL Draft to move up to the No. 13 slot and select Davis. The defensive tackle out of Georgia is a mountain of a man at 6-6 and 341 pounds, but he's not merely a space-eater in the middle; he is an elite athlete. At the combine, Davis scored above the 95th percentile among all defensive tackles in the 40-yard dash (4.78) and broad jump (123.0 inches). The question with Davis is whether he can remain effective with an increase in snap count, but his physical ability on a play-to-play basis is beyond question. As a rookie, Davis will get to learn the nuances of NFL defensive line play from Fletcher Cox.