OL Wyatt Davis, Ohio State
Like I mentioned, the interior part of the offensive line could be viewed as more of a pressing need than the tackle position, given the fact that both Lamp and Feeney are both set to hit free agency. Therefore, a dominant interior offensive lineman like Davis could be sought-after.
After serving as a backup his first two seasons with the Buckeyes, Davis quickly made himself known as the top offensive lineman on the team and arguably the top interior offensive lineman in the entire nation after starting at right guard the following two seasons..
Davis, the 6-foot-2 and 313 pound guard is an impressive athlete for his size, with a stout anchor, very sound footwork and hip positioning. He flashes a nasty streak, finishing opponents to the ground and extending blocks through the whistle in the run game.
Don't worry about the touchdown. Just watch Wyatt Davis finish the play. đ pic.twitter.com/R1DNMr0LCH
— Russell Brown (@RussNFLDraft) July 12, 2020