Whelming. Davis has played in all nine games as a rotational interior player for the Texans, though his snaps have been cut of late with Denico Autry healthy. The 49ers badly needed interior depth and paid a price for it. Perhaps one of the lowest prices one can pay in the NFL. The Texans held them to “not a pick swap” though.

Davis appeared in 15 games for the Texans last year and was on the field for just over 40 percent of the team’s defensive snaps in those contests. He picked up two sacks and six TFLs. A solid role-player for the team’s defensive front, Davis will return to Houston for his age-28 season.

Davis (6’1/308), the twin brother of Carlos Davis, was a one-year starter at Nebraska who earned third-team All-Big Ten honors by racking up 8.0 sacks and 11.0 TFLs as a 23-year-old redshirt senior. He moved all along the defensive line but was at his best when he could use his bend and class-leading speed (4.75-second 40-yard dash). His athleticism and motor are enough for Davis to land a roster spot in the NFL, but he needs to develop a pass-rushing plan to compete for starting snaps. Given his age and poor length, Davis profiles as an explosive depth option on passing downs.