Former Texas edge with power, length, and pro-level toughness
In the 2015 season, Shiro Davis was a seasoned Texas defensive end who played in 44 career games with eight starts, showing the kind of experience and edge-depth reliability coaches love. His biggest differentiators were his NFL-ready frame, strength at the point of attack, and enough burst to stay on the field as both a starter and reserve; he also posted 29 bench reps at Texas Pro Day, a nice hint at his power profile. For a team, he fit as a sturdy, high-effort DE who brought maturity and rotational value more than flash.
