Late-season Big 12 pass-rush surge gives Kansas State a disruptive edge
Adam Davis is a high-motor Kansas State defensive end whose biggest calling card is production that ramped up late in the season: he averaged 4.3 tackles, 1.1 tackles for loss and 0.7 sacks over his final 15 games after quieter early stretches, then finished fourth in the Big 12 with 7.5 sacks and tied for the conference lead with four forced fumbles in the regular season.[6] That profile matters because it suggests a player who is still climbing, not just a stat compiler—useful for teams needing an edge rusher with finishing power, playmaking instincts and momentum on his side.[6]
