Elite 11 Day Three Observations: Michigan's Jadyn Davis Shines

Michigan's 2024 quarterback recruit was considered a bit hot and cold during the first two days of the event, but day three was a different story.

By all accounts, Michigan's Jadyn Davis had an up and down experience during his first two days at the Elite 11 Finals. Day three, however, was a different story for the future Wolverine. The final day of the Elite 11 Finals featured the 7-on-7 portion of the event, and Davis made his presence (and talent) know to everyone. 

Andrew Ivins, 247Sports

Jadyn Davis (Michigan commit) – There aren’t many in the class who can pick apart defenses like Davis. His sweet spot is usually the short to intermediate parts of the field, but he showed in the 7-on-7 setting on Friday that he can push the ball to the deeper third. That’s encouraging for the future Wolverine as we haven’t really seen much of that from him during recent in-person evaluations.

Charles Power, On3

Michigan commit Jadyn Davis made a late push for inclusion in the Top Performers with a strong showing in 7-on-7 on Friday. The Wolverine pledge looked by far the best he had all week, completing 11 of 15 passes for four touchdowns. Davis showed good zip on his intermediate passes and had nice touch on a few corner routes that went for scores. 

Michigan QB commit Jadyn Davis is out here at the Elite 11 ripping the 7-on-7 sessions! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/AqIDrN3ix7

— Eric Froton (@CFFroton) June 16, 2023

Michigan commit Jadyn Davis to elite 2027 WR Ethan Feaster @EJHollandOn3 https://t.co/HhyZ8uPNFC pic.twitter.com/2dY5mPuP1v

— Sam Spiegelman (@samspiegs) June 16, 2023

Michigan commit Jadyn Davis finds a hole in the defense for another TD @EJHollandOn3 https://t.co/HhyZ8uPNFC pic.twitter.com/NP6iGIfy0K

— Sam Spiegelman (@samspiegs) June 16, 2023

It remains to be seen where Davis will finish among the 20 finalists who competed in the event, but it's safe to say that Michigan is getting a really good quarterback in the 2024 class. Sure, there are some things that he'll need to improve on when it comes to his mechanics, but there's absolutely no doubt that he has all of the necessary tools to become QB1 during his time in Ann Arbor.