Player Bio
| HT/WT: 5-11, 230 lbs |
| Birthplace: USA |
| Age: 30 |
| School: Auburn |
| Experience: R |
Next Game
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1:11Falcons Secondary Adjusts After Jessie Bates III Trade
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0:54Love It and Hate It: Jordan Davis to Jaguars
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1:11Jaguars Bolster Defense with Trade Deadline Moves
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0:42Bengals Nix Trade for Eagles LB Arnold Ebiketie
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1:39Should the Jaguars Be Favorites in the AFC?
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1:33Jaguars Acquire Jordan Davis, Jessie Bates at Trade Deadline
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1:03Did Jaguars Give Up Too Much At Trade Deadline?
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9:18Jaguars Go All-In On DT Jordan Davis Ahead Of Deadline | HQ NFL
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1:54Are the Cowboys Still in Play for the NFC East?
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1:00Broncos Looking to Add Tight End Help at Trade Deadline
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1:10Cowboys Escape Colts With Dak's Game-Winning Drive
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1:06Eagles Suffer Third Straight Divisional Loss Since 2020-21
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1:09Giants Beat Eagles Despite Allowing 7 Sacks
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1:30Giants Hang On for 1st Win in Philly Since 2013
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1:51Inside the Numbers: Giants Progress in the NFC East
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0:47NFL Trade Deadline: Could Riq Woolen Be on the Move?
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1:13Ravens QB Joe Fagnano to Start vs. Jaguars
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1:21Breaking Down the NFC Playoff Picture
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0:50Pete Prisco Buries the Eagles in NFL Graveyard
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0:51Commanders Beat Eagles to Stay Relevant in NFC East
Top Deshaun Davis News
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Deshaun Davis: Let go by Bengals
The Bengals waived Davis on Friday, Tyler Dragon of The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
Cincinnati took a flier on Davis, who was undersized (5-11, 234 pounds) and slated for special-teams duties, in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft, but it didn't pan out. According to Mark Inabinett of AL.com, Davis has signed with the Jaguars practice squad.
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Bengals' Deshaun Davis: Drafted by Cincinnati
The Bengals selected Davis in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft, 210th overall.
Davis (5-foot-11, 234 pounds) is slightly undersized for an inside linebacker, but he packs a punch as a tackler and led Auburn with 116 stops and 15 TFLs in 2018. However, he topped out at a 4.78 40 at his pro day and otherwise doesn't profile as someone who can excel in pass coverage, so his upside may initially be limited to special teams.
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