Domanick Williams

Davis was placed on injured reserve in Sept. 2006. Davis dodged a huge bullet when the Texans elected to pass on Reggie Bush in the 2006 draft. His three seasons in Houston have been something of a mixed bag, but heading into the draft Davis seemed like exactly the kind of solid, but limited, player NFL clubs have no qualms about pushing to the side when an opportunity to upgrade presents itself. With Mario Williams on the roster instead of Bush, however and Davis out for the year, the decision will come under more scrutiny. A short runner with bulk (5-9, 220) and a low center of gravity, Davis has the power to move the pile, but enough quickness to avoid it when he spots a hole. After missing a few games in two previous seasons, Davis missed five in 2005 with a knee injury that required minor offseason surgery. His performance inside the 20 also slipped; after being something of a red-zone demon with 13 scores (in 67 touches) in 2004, Davis saw far fewer opportunities last year, as the team tried to keep him fresh, and did less with those opportunities (4-for-26). When healthy, Davis is a threat in the passing game, and four of his six TDs in 2005 came through the air.