Davis is the first-sited safety on Miami’s depth chart but has calf injuries and is in a flux-heavy battle for a starting role. His athleticism and versatility could see him on the field early, especially if Miami deploys multiple looks to interchange with Melifonwu and Fitzpatrick.

Davis, another offseason signing, adds veteran depth at safety—his presence helps Miami diversify coverages and fill in when others rotate. His abrupt absence during camp has limited reps, but Davis could rise in the pecking order if he translates practice learnings to Week 1 duties.

Davis is part of the Dolphins’ back-end crew; Douglas’ signing adds veteran depth that may help Davis’ development and ensure more robust coverage, particularly in nickel and dime packages.

Ashtyn Davis, a veteran safety for the Miami Dolphins, suffered a lower leg injury during practice but thankfully avoided a serious Achilles tear. Coach Mike McDaniel provided positive updates on his condition, suggesting that while his absence will be monitored, the injury is not season-ending. Davis's role as a potential starter alongside Minkah Fitzpatrick makes his recovery vital for the Dolphins' defensive strategy.

Ashtyn Davis is experiencing a left leg injury, compounding the Dolphins' challenges in training camp along with Matos and Kohou.