It doesn’t happen on every play, but it happens often enough for the Miami Dolphins nose tackle — or nose guard, depending on what you prefer to call the inside man on a 3-4 front — to be viewed as a problem in the NFL.
When Davis uses his 6-foot-7, 330-pound frame to force his will on a 300-pound offensive guard or center, it is a sight to see, proof that not every man is made equal.
Some are simply born with God-given size and power, and if used properly, those gifts can become destructive on a football field.