2021 NFL Draft: 4 Under-the-radar prospects in Clemson vs. Wake Forest
By Cory Kinnan
Terrance Davis, IOL, Wake Forest
The Demon Deacons had an offensive lineman drafted a year ago in the previously mentioned Herron, and they look to have another late-round sleeper this year as well. Joining Wake Forest as a graduate transfer after three years at the University of Maryland, interior offensive lineman Terrance Davis looks to capitalize with his move to the ACC after the Big Ten cancelled their Fall season.
Making 31 starts for the Terrapins throughout his career, the 6-foot-4 and 325 pound offensive guard brings a world of experience and veteran savvy to a Wake Forest offense that has bled talent this offseason. He is a three-time Big Ten all-academic award recipient as well, which will play into his advantage as he has had to learn a new offensive system and adjust to a new program this summer.
New faces everywhere for the Demon Deacons, and even though Davis is one of those new faces, Wake Forest will lean on his experience at the college level. He is not a well-known name as of yet, and certainly not as well known as Kendrick, but Davis will look to prove he can play football at a high level with the 2021 NFL Draft as his next stop (assuming he does not stay for another year after the NCAA ruled the 2020 season will not count towards eligibility).