3 Under-the-radar wide receivers Philadelphia Eagles need to consider
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. player. 2246. . . . Antwan Davis, Ball State
Antwan Davis’ playing style will remind you of a former Philadelphia Eagles WR.
Ball State wideout Antwan Davis is a wideout that is built like a running back, but he has hands like former Philadelphia Eagles receiver Jason Avant. Davis is able to run a complete route tree, and although he isn’t exactly amazing at anything, he still does everything very well.
The five-eleven, 205-pound wideout has the quick-twitch at the line of scrimmage to help him separate from defenders. Built to play in the slot, he has a nasty approach to his game that helps him punish tacklers when the ball is in his hands.
During the Hula Bowl, he stood out right away as a solid blocker in the running game. He’s also a guy that runs every route like he was the target meaning he never took a play off and treats every play as if it was his last.
Adding Antwan Davis to the mix would alleviate a canyon-sized issue that’s been plaguing this team on the offensive side of the ball.