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2023 NFL Draft Prospect Interview: Daewood Davis, WR, Western Kentucky University

Daewood Davis the big-play wide receiver from Western Kentucky University recently sat down with NFL Draft Diamonds writer Justin Berendzen
Daewood Davis the big-play wide receiver from Western Kentucky University recently sat down with NFL Draft Diamonds writer Justin Berendzen
  • Name: Daewood Davis
  • Position: WR
  • College: Western Kentucky University
  • Height: 6’3″
  • Weight: 195 lbs
  • Twitter: @daewood_davis
  • Instagram: broward_flash

What made you decide you wanted to be a football player?

Growing up all I can remember is just holding a football man and as I got older I started to realize what football was and I started to watch it. The first player that stood out to me was Randy Moss, he changed the game for me just seeing him dominate on such a level gave me so many dreams and ambitions.

What are you looking to achieve as a football player going forward?

Going forward I plan on just becoming the best player I can be to the organization that picks me up. Just putting my head down and learning whatever I can, whenever I can. I also want to start my own charity for orphans, because children deserve to have parents it weakens me to see children with our parents. Parents are so important for the lives of children.

What are your favorite moments from your football life?

My first favorite moment in my football life has to be when I played at Oregon and we won the PAC-12 championship in 2019 against Utah man that was a crazy atmosphere. My second favorite moment has to be winning the Rose Bowl when I was at Oregon. We played against Wisconsin it was crazy. My last favorite moment has to be this year having multiple 100 yard games.

If you could hang out with any football player past or present for a day who and why?

I would probably hang out with Jerry Rice to just pick his brain. I know he has so much knowledge he can give me about the game.

Which one of your family members inspires you the most and why?

I would say that my wife does. Just watching her grind everyday to make sure things in our family is tuning smooth. She’s a major inspiration to me.

What is your favorite offensive scheme and why?

My favorite offensive scheme has to be the air raid. The reason being is because you can just line up your four best receivers and put your best back in the backfield and go out on the field and dominate. In the air raid offense everyone eats so it’s hard for defense to stop it.

What should we know about Daewood Davis the person?

I’m a hardworking young man. I’ve been working all my life for the things that I’m accomplishing. I also love my two children and my lovely wife with all my heart. I love watching film when I’m not playing the game to stay consistent on learning defense. And lastly I always have a football in my hands.

What stands out about your film the most?

What stands out about my film the most is my ability to find holes in the defense and my ability to run by people.

How do you handle challenges both in life and on the football field?

I handle challenges one step at a time. I recognize the challenges then come up with steps to fix the challenges.

What would a team get in a player like you?

A team would get a hardworking selfless player who always put the team first before his own self. Whatever the team needs I will do it for the betterment of the team.

What do you love the most about the game of football?

I love everything about the game of football man. Getting able to play the game makes me happy because most people don’t get the opportunity to. But what I love most is fighting adversity. To fight over adversity means a lot in the game of football.

Who is the most underrated player you’ve played with and why?

The most underrated player I’ve played with has to be my former teammate Joshua Simon. That guy is a beast man trying watching him practice and watching him play the game of football is exciting. Not to mention his hard work outside of football like in the weight room, he’s a tank.

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