Alabama DB with prototype size, but still a blank stat sheet
Cole Davis is a 6-foot, 195-pound defensive back for Alabama, but the key 2025-26 takeaway is simple: he has not seen game action yet, so the résumé is still more projection than production[2][14]. What makes him interesting is the Tide fit—length, size, and enough athletic profile to stay on a blue-chip defensive depth chart—but the lack of on-field snaps means he’s still an upside bet, not a proven impact player[2][14].
Wof L 14-42 
Char W 43-41 
ChSou L 20-26 
Chat L 8-27 
SCSt W 34-31 Athlete DNA will appear once enough defensive back season data has been processed.
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Not enough data to calculate
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