Draftbreakdown just put up his game against Ohio State, which as some tape of him getting beat, and also some tape of competitive plays, so it's certainly a good example of his inexperience at corner. For example, on the one big 3rd down he gave up against Thomas, he bites on the outside route, and then when Thomas double-moves back in toward the middle of the field, he immediately spins his entire body around and is actually within arm's-length of the catch in trail position. His safety help got there late, and it was still a contested catch. It's not like he got so turned around that he wasn't even in the same area code. We could work with the tools that are there.
What stands out, though, is one sweet play when he anticipated the run to the edge, and just flies in to flatten the ball carrier a good 5 yards behind the line. Not a lot of corners come up with that kind of vicious intent. I love it.
Oh, I happened across this article recently, that actually includes some gifs of the plays I mentioned. Good read, and while it acknowledges that he's raw, I think it shows off his potential to thrive as a chess piece in the modern passing game of the NFL:
Film study: Versatile Sean Davis would add toughness to Lions DBs
Give him a year of nickel and safety duties, with some press-man thrown in, and I think he'd be a starting outside corner by next season. Great athlete, and really versatile skillset.
