Kam Davis

A high school quarterback that will play running back in college. Owns a rocked-up, college-ready frame as he’s over 205 pounds. Ability to string cuts together and find green grass is by far his biggest strength as junior tape is full of clips where he slips out of a sack and then makes two, three, or even four defenders miss in the open field. Naturally low center of gravity (has measured right around 5-foot-10) also makes it hard for would-be tacklers to get him on the ground as he has displayed good contact balance over the course of his prep career. Hasn’t had the opportunity to catch many passes on Friday nights, but has shown on the offseason camp and 7v7 circuit that he can create separation as a route runner and serve as more than just a fourth or fifth option in the passing game. Overall, should be viewed as the type of ball carrier that can carve out a role in a two or three-man rotation and produce at the Power Five level with his quick feet, power and vision. Likely will need some time to master all the small things that come with being a running back on Saturdays (like pass protection), but best football is likely still ahead of him even though he’s already pretty physically developed.