D.J. Davidson: Washington's Defensive Diamond in the Rough

On April 2nd, Washington commanders GM Adam Peters went all-in on defensive upgrades this

off-season, targeting the line to give new coordinator.

Doran Jones, the tools to build a fierce unit, won low-key signing that's turning heads

is defensive tackle, DJ.

Davidson, who could carve out a bigger role than fans first thought.

They made waves with ed rushers, Odefe O.A. and Kalevon Cheson, plus Tim Settle Jr. inside

next to Jerome Payne and Javon Kinlaw.

But sources say Davidson's versatility as a nose tackle and flex guy, fits perfectly,

especially paired with Settle in heavy sets.

Davidson's been four quiet years with the New York Giants, hampered by injuries and struggling

for snaps on a stack line.

Now in DC, he's got a fresh opportunity to flash his size and length and a scheme craving

aggression.

Team insiders reveal plans for three big defensive fronts, where Davidson's depth could

shine if he stays healthy and earns trust through camp.

The 2022 fifth round pick from Arizona State even has five tech potential in a 3-4 base.

Jones wants explosive creative plays up front, and Davidson's traits align if he builds

momentum.

Keep eyes on his summer grind, it could lock him as a key rotation piece for Washington's

revamped defense.