Davis, a Jets return specialist, was involved in the Week 1 punt hit that led to Heyward’s fine. Davis is part of the Packers? Wait Jets. Davis’s role on punt return and depth in Jets special teams informs matchup context.

Davis rushed 15 yards on the ensuing play to take teams to halftime, signaling a potential breakout or increased role if Jets lean on run-attrition after the altercations. His involvement hints at depth in the Jets' backfield, creating speculative upside for fantasy managers if Davis secures more touches in upcoming matchups.

Davis is noted among the Jets’ inactive list in Week 2, signaling backup RB depth and an opening for others to claim carries. If he’s a Jets option, his absence could push other rookies or veterans into more meaningful touches and special-teams value.

Davis is the Jets’ likely RB3 behind Hall and Allen, praised for pass protection, running ability, and route work. His value is tied to special-teams contributions and a potential role in a run-first offense as the preseason unfolds.

Isaiah Davis is another key player in the Jets' backfield, potentially complicating Hall's path to dominance. His contributions could further diminish Hall's fantasy upside.