Davis posted a 48.0, contributing in coverage and run support with limited fantasy relevance but occasional big plays.

Davis provides safety support alongside Fitzpatrick, aiding coverage over the top and against tight ends. His play complements Miami's secondary strategy against a Panthers offense that will try to exploit the middle of the field.

Davis, who played every snap vs Buffalo and faces his former team, anchors the back end and emphasizes finding the air behind the ball, a key element in Miami’s turnover-focused approach.

Davis frames the mental edge as a constant factor and emphasizes air-punishing ball security as the key to creating takeaways and stabilizing a defense still awaiting its first turnover.

Weaver plans to split safety reps between Davis and Dante Trader Jr., reducing three-safety sets. This could impact the defensive upside for Fitzpatrick and the cornerbacks, depending on how Davis handles the field and run fits.