Davis, who doubles as a baseball prospect, was arguably our top QB performer at our Battle in Bama tournament. You can’t argue against his traits. He is all of 6’5 220, and when it’s fun to watch him throw. Everything is easy. The ball spins out of his hand, and he has no problem touching each spot on the field. He did all of this in absolutely horrendous throwing conditions, which makes it even more impressive.

I saw Nash Davis Nash Davis 6'5" | 220 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2028 State AL a few weekends back and given his traits and background, he has a chance to really rise and stick out in the 2028 QB class in Alabama. He doubles as a really impressive baseball player as well, easily touching 90 MPH just as a sophomore. An obviously impressive arm talent on his big frame. He can make every throw on the field and do it with ease. He is more of a pocket passer, but has the pocket mobility to evade pressure and operate in space if needed. Holds an offer from Jax State, but I am expecting more.

Nash Davis Nash Davis 6'5" | 220 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2028 State AL is one of the up-and-coming talents everyone needs to watch out for going into next season, and in this update, he’s become our #5 QB and #43 overall player in the class.

“It’s hard to believe Davis is only a freshman, he’s 6’5 205, and has some impressive arm strength he uses to push the ball downfield for huge gains. I’m really impressed with Davis’s accuracy and ball placement; he leads his WRs perfectly and does a great job of not putting the ball in harm’s way.

It’s also impressive watching how well Davis moves around and commands the pocket already. He can avoid pressure and create extra time for himself in the backfield and has the field vision to go through all of his progressions and find and hit the open man.“

Davis is already picking up steam on the recruiting trail, listing offers from Jacksonville State and Samford.

Everyone needs to look out for him next season, I think he could end up as one of the players in the class. In the meantime, be sure to check out some of his film below:

Davis is an early candidate for tournament MVP. You have to love the traits on this kid. Big, tall, strong frame, and doubles as an intriguing baseball prospect. Kid can boom the ball, and does so easily. Each spot of the field is reachable, and he attacked those levels with touch and precision as well. He slung the ball around to an energetic group of receivers who exit pool play with plenty of momentum.

Nash Davis Nash Davis 6'5" | 220 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2028 State AL is a talented 2028 QB out of Spain Park who’s started to see his recruitment open up.

“It’s hard to believe Davis is only a freshman, he’s 6’5 205, and has some impressive arm strength he uses to push the ball downfield for huge gains. I’m really impressed with Davis’s accuracy and ball placement; he leads his WRs perfectly and does a great job of not putting the ball in harm’s way.

It’s also impressive watching how well Davis moves around and commands the pocket already. He can avoid pressure and create extra time for himself in the backfield and has the field vision to go through all of his progressions and find and hit the open man.“

A few days back, Davis received his first offer from Jacksonville State! With how talented he is and what he’s shown on tape, I’m certain more will be heading his way soon.

Davis has a huge year ahead in 2026. With Brock Bradley Brock Bradley 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2026 State AL graduating, Davis will be stepping into the starting role at Spain Park. I’ve been high on him for a while and can’t wait to see what he does. In the meantime, check out some of his film below:

Nash Davis Nash Davis 6'5" | 220 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2028 State AL is a talented passer out of Spain Park that everyone should keep an eye on over the next few seasons.

“It’s hard to believe Davis is only a freshman, he’s 6’5 205, and has some impressive arm strength he uses to push the ball downfield for huge gains. I’m really impressed with Davis’s accuracy and ball placement; he leads his WRs perfectly and does a great job of not putting the ball in harm’s way.

It’s also impressive watching how well Davis moves around and commands the pocket already. He can avoid pressure and create extra time for himself in the backfield and has the field vision to go through all of his progressions and find and hit the open man.“

Daivs ended his freshman season completing 56/80 passing attempts for 830 yards and 12 touchdowns.

With Brock Bradley Brock Bradley 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2026 State AL playing out his senior year this fall, Davis will have to wait his turn a little while longer. Regardless, we all need to look out for him moving forward- Davis is seriously talented and has a bright future ahead.

Nash Davis Nash Davis 6'5" | 220 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2028 State AL is a talented QB out of Spain Park who’s coming in as our #7 QB and #60 overall prospect on our list.

“It’s hard to believe Davis is only a freshman, he’s 6’5 205, and has some seriously impressive arm strength he uses to push the ball downfield for huge gains. I’m really impressed with Davis’s accuracy and ball placement; he leads his WRs perfectly and does a great job of not putting the ball in harm’s way.

It’s also impressive watching how well Davis moves around and commands the pocket already. He can avoid pressure and create extra time for himself in the backfield and has the field vision to go through all of his progressions and find and hit the open man.“

Daivs ended his freshman season completing 56/80 passing attempts for 830 yards and 12 touchdowns.

Check out some of Davis’s film below, you’ll be impressed.

Nash Davis Nash Davis 6'5" | 220 lbs | QB Spain Park | 2028 State AL is an up-and-coming 2028 QB out of Spain Park who showed a ton of talent and potential in his freshman season last fall.

It’s hard to believe Davis is only a freshman, he’s 6’5 205 and has some seriously impressive arm strength he uses to push the ball downfield for huge gains. I’m really impressed with Davis’ accuracy and ball placement, he leads his WRs perfectly and does a great job not putting the ball in harm’s way.

It’s also impressive watching how well Davis moves around and commands the pocket already. He can avoid pressure and create extra time for himself in the backfield and has the field vision to go through all of his progressions and find and hit the open man.

Daivs ended his freshman season completing 56/80 passing attempts for 830 yards and 12 touchdowns.

Be sure to watch some of Davis’ freshman tape below- it’s going to be exciting watching what he does for Spain Park over the next few years.