Joshua Davis brings NFL-sized mass and early-season activity to Missouri State’s interior line
In the 2026 season, Missouri State junior Joshua Davis is a 6-foot-3, 310-pound defensive lineman who already logged 2 total tackles in the Bears’ opener at Texas A&M, giving the interior front a stout, physical anchor. He looks like the kind of plug-and-push lineman who can hold gaps, absorb contact, and let teammates run free around him rather than chase flashy sack totals. The fit is simple: if a team wants a big-bodied, tough, rotation-ready DL with proven size and active early-season snaps, Davis is a legitimate name to watch.
