Davon House

35-Year-Old CornerbackCB

Free Agent

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Height 6'0"

Weight 195

DOB 7/10/1989

College New Mexico State

Drafted 4th Rd 2011 #131 Overall

Closes curtains on career

CBFree Agent

February 12, 2020

House announced Tuesday that he has elected to retire from the NFL.

ANALYSIS
A 2011 fourth-round pick, House spent the first six seasons of his career in Green Bay before moving on to the Jaguars for two years. After sitting out the entire 2019 season, the New Mexico State product has decided to call it quits, formally retiring as a member of the Packers. He'll finish his playing days with seven interceptions and two forced fumbles to his name.

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Measurables Review

How do Davon House's measurables compare to other cornerbacks?

This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.

Height

6' 0"

Weight

195 lbs

40-Yard Dash

4.44 sec

Shuttle Time

4.12 sec

Cone Drill

6.65 sec

Vertical Jump

33.5 in

Broad Jump

109 in

Bench Press

14 reps

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Exploiting the Matchups: A Golden Opportunity

December 28, 2017

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Week 15: Gameday Injuries

December 17, 2017

Plenty of notable names will be out of uniform in a pivotal Week 15, while one key piece returns to action after an extended absence. Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the injury maze in the thick of fantasy postseason.

Week 14: Gameday Injuries

December 10, 2017

A number of notable names at quarterback, running back and receiver have health-related question marks heading into Week 14. Juan Carlos Blanco gives you the latest on the status of key pieces to help you set your fantasy playoff lineups.

On Target: Week 12 Matchups

November 25, 2017

Davis Mattek looks at receivers who have the best and worst matchups against cornerbacks this week and thinks Cooper Kupp could be in line for a big performance.

Film Review: Two Out of Three

October 25, 2017

Todd Gurley's sophomore season was a bust, but by dominating a tough Arizona defense he's reestablished himself as the elite runner he was his rookie year.

Past Fantasy Outlooks

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House played well last year after returning to the Packers following a two-year stint in Jacksonville, piling up 44 combined tackles despite being limited to just 12 games. The Packers brought him back for another season, and he is a favorite to start in Week 1 after doing so in every game he appeared in a year ago. He will have to continue playing well though in order to hold off talented youngsters Jaire Alexander and Josh Jackson, the Packers' top two picks in this year's draft.

The former Packer returned to Green Bay during the offseason. He is a favorite to head into the year as a starter and will also be counted on to mentor the youthful group of cornerbacks also on the roster. House totaled just 17 tackles and no interceptions last year and averaged just over two tackles per game in his last year in Green Bay, so he may struggle to make much of a fantasy impact even if he does play a key role.

An incumbent starter at corner, House will face stiff competition for snaps from rookie Jalen Ramsey and free agent addition Prince Amukamara. A three-cornerback system is likely to emerge, assuming Jacksonville doesn’t opt to play Ramsey at safety.

Signed away from Green Bay as a free agent this offseason, House will step in as the Jaguars' projected No. 1 cornerback.

House, who missed 21 games over his first two NFL seasons, was able to stay healthy all of last year, when he accounted for 44 tackles (36 solo) and one interception. With teammate Casey Hayward being bit by the injury bug in 2013, House often served as Green Bay's preferred third cornerback. However, with Hayward healthy at press time, both he and House will compete for slotting behind Sam Shields and Tramon Williams this season.

House will serve as a primary back-up at cornerback to Tramon Williams and Sam Shields. He impressed in nine games last season and started five. He could eventually push for increased time at the position in training camp.

House will provide depth for the Packers at cornerback.

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Surgery required

CBGreen Bay Packers

Shoulder

October 9, 2018

House (shoulder) will undergo surgery Tuesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.