Davis offers big-game tackle upside and a veteran's playmaking spark after Washington drafted him early. While his fifth-year option was declined, a change to edge duties could unlock new upside and give Carolina a proven, cost-controlled starter-in-waiting for rotation roles.

Davis is a former first-round pick whose potential remains untapped. He was claimed off waivers by the Jets but did not play last season. His re-signing indicates the Jets see value in him for their defensive strategy moving forward.

Jamin Davis returns to the Jets after a challenging start to his career, looking to capitalize on the opportunities under new head coach Aaron Glenn. He has shown steady improvement in previous seasons and aims to contribute significantly to the Jets' defense.