True stock-up prospect. Grass-scraping length with impressive straight-line speed. His length will annoy WRs throughout the route process and it will be difficult for QBs to drop the ball in over him. Better footwork will unlock the rest of his game. He will instantly change the look of Charleston Southern’s CB room and is a true lottery ticket with his best ahead of him. He is new to football.

Turner Davis Turner Davis 6'1" | 175 lbs | DB North Cobb Christian | 2025 State GA is a late-bloomer prospect who is new to football. He is an elite traits prospect, measuring in at 6’1 180 with grass-scraping length and verticality translating from the basketball court. He is difficult to throw over, uses his length to force the action against receivers, and has the straight-line speed to stay in phase with WRs on the outside. Developing quicker and more nuanced footwork will be the next step in his development. He is in his infant stages of football growth, so the upside is through the roof. Charleston Southern landed what I believe could be the steal of the 2025 class in Georgia.

Turner Davis Turner Davis 6'1" | 175 lbs | DB North Cobb Christian | 2025 State GA has been a “My Guy” since last fall. At our showcase in January, he was an underrated prospect who was new to football. Now, he is committed to play FBS ball at Air Force. He is raw and has most of his football experience ahead of him, meaning his upside is through the roof. It is impossible to argue against the physical traits Davis brings to the table. He is a long 6’1 175 with a basketball and track background. He is a grass scraper, nearly hitting the turf with his hands when in an athletic position. He is hard to throw over and he can stay in stride with anybody. Now, I am looking for him to play with more confidence and refine his twitchy movements as a senior. Given his athletic profile, I think that should come naturally.

Turner Davis Turner Davis 6'1" | 175 lbs | DB North Cobb Christian | 2025 State GA is a big, athletic corner that has tested very well. He has verifiably jumped 10’4 in the broad jump and has also clocked 21.75 MPH on GPS. He is fresh to football and still refining some football-specific movements. He isn’t the most fluid in the hips, but he possesses the straight-line speed and change of direction needed to remain in stride with WRs. He has long arms and broad shoulders, making him a candidate to step up and press WRs at the line, instantly manipulating them. He is still raw, but he is a big corner with athletic traits off the charts. As he makes his way through the summer camp circuit, he should garner plenty of traction amongst college coaches.