Davis pairs with Carter to form a disruptive DT tandem that anchors run defense and frees edge rushers. His ability to hold two gaps or one-gap it depends on Carter’s health; Davis’ stout frame and quickness help compress the pocket, enabling the linebackers to attack with confidence.

Jordan Davis anchored an Eagles interior rush that pressured Prescott, highlighting the strength of Philadelphia’s front as Prescott relied on pocket movement to avoid sacks.

Davis anchors the Eagles’ interior push, providing leverage against KC’s zone schemes and aiding keep-alive pressure on Mahomes. The text references Davis as part of the push to re-create the Super Bowl-era disruption, with Hunt’s proximity adding to the edge dynamics that could tilt the line of scrimmage.

Davis posted a monster Week 1 showing with high snap counts and disruptive presence, highlighting his role in interior pressure. His continued development is central to Philly’s run defense and overall scheme against KC’s interior protection and offense.

Davis dominated the interior, racking up 11+ impactful plays on 87% of snaps. His explosive bursts and sustained interior pressure compensated for Carter’s early ejection, signaling a potential interior force for Philly all season and a boost to run defense.