Davison was a high-level recruit coming out of highschool in 2021, and despite having a somewhat disappointing freshman year at Alabama he entered the 2022 draft, where he was picked 53rd overall and has spent the majority of his career in the G-League this far. Over three seasons, he has only played about 100 minutes of non-garbage time in the NBA across 17 games, according to Cleaning the Glass, so he doesn't really have any relevant NBA sample to look at. Davison is a lead guard whose primary skill is getting downhill and to the basket. He has been productive in the G-League thus far, including averaging over 25 points per game and 7.5 assists per game in '24-'25. He has improved his feel from a playmaking perspective, as in college he could get out of control on drives and his assist to turnover rate was pretty poor. He still turns it over a little too much, but that ratio has improved significant in his G-League minutes. The jumper still isn't falling for him, and while that also has improved, he only hit 33% of his 3s in the G-League in '24-'25. Defensively, Davison can make some impressive plays with his athleticism, but can gamble too much for steals and in general isn't the most disciplined or heady defender. He has a solid wingspan but is still small enough that he probably has to play point guard, or at least needs to be the smallest defender on the court. Davison is still just 22 years old, and has improved well enough in the G-League to earn a standard contract near the end of the '24-'25 season. He hasn't proven yet he can contribute on an NBA team, but someone might give him a chance soon.