Nebraska’s disruptive, high-motor interior force
In the 2019 season, Khalil Davis was one of Nebraska’s toughest defensive linemen to deal with, finishing with 45 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, and 8 sacks while leading the Huskers’ defensive line in all three categories[5]. He built that impact through steady year-over-year growth, plus a reputation for relentless effort and interior burst that made him a problem in the backfield[3][11]. If you want a DL who can win with power, production, and nonstop energy, Davis is exactly the kind of tone-setter you’d want chewing up gaps.
