Damon Davis is a 6'2" Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Davis attends Southeast in Oklahoma.
Davis's Player Profile was created on August 20, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Damon
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Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Southeast
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OK
Ten Disruptive 2027 Defensive Linemen
Looking back at the 2025 season, there aren’t many players that came out of the gates faster than...
Written by Michael Knight
Damon
DavisDL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Southeast
|
OK
Top 2027 Newcomers This Fall
A lot of what we said about Williams can be said again here with Southeast standout Damon Davis...
Written by Michael Knight
Michael Knight | Prep Redzone Scout
Michael Knight
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Looking back at the 2025 season, there aren’t many players that came out of the gates faster than Damon DavisDamonDavis
6'2" | DL
Southeast | 2027 StateOK
from Southeast. It seemed like he had double digit sacks before the first month was even over. The competition level ratcheted up over the last two months but Davis still performed very well. During his junior season, he emerged as yet another name to know in the state’s 2027 class. He ended up being one of the most productive players along the defensive line and he certainly picked up the attention of college coaches in this region. That should only continue as we go into the spring and summer months. We’ll get our first look at Davis in person coming up during team camps in a few weeks. We’ve seen the film, now we’re fired up to see him in action in person.
A lot of what we said about Williams can be said again here with Southeast standout Damon DavisDamonDavis
6'2" | DL
Southeast | 2027 StateOK
because he has hands down been one of the top defensive linemen in the state this season. He’s been living in opposing backfields and has been at or near the top of the list in terms of sacks this season. But with his size at 6’2 and 225 pounds, he probably projects to a linebacker and will inevitably make the same move as Williams when it comes to the next level. But the key here is that he’s going to end up at the next level. Earlier this fall, Davis earned his first D1 offer from Tulsa and we have a feeling that the offer train won’t slow down.