Kalia Davis, a 49ers defensive tackle, faces competition from rookies Mykel Williams, Alfred Collins, and C.J. West during training camp. He values the opportunity to mentor the younger players. Despite setbacks from knee and ankle injuries since being drafted in 2022, he has had a strong injury-free offseason. Davis expressed excitement about training camp and the chance to improve alongside faster, youthful players. His previous struggles with injuries could impact his ability to secure a starting spot for the season opener against Seattle.
Kalia Davis has been overshadowed by first-round pick Mykel Williams, second-round selection Alfred Collins, and fourth-round pick C.J. West, but remains focused on his performance.
Davis sees the young players making mistakes but acknowledges their speed helps him improve. He enjoys mentoring them and is prepared for competition as the season starts.
Since being drafted in 2022, Davis has faced setbacks including an ACL tear and a high ankle sprain. He's now injury-free and showing promise in training.
Defensive line coach Kris Kocurek notes that Davis has experienced setback after setback but he's now competing strongly in training camp, looking to secure a starting position.
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