Isaiah Davis

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Yards	TD	YPC
Career		33	410	2	5.6
2025		16	236	1	5.5
2024		17	174	1	5.8

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Jets locked up Isaiah Davis at exceptional value, securing a versatile depth piece for just $1.1M annually over four years — a deal that borders on highway robbery in today's inflated market. Davis operates as a reliable depth piece behind the team's primary backs, but his $4.3M total commitment represents minimal financial risk for a player who can contribute on special teams and spell the starters when needed. At his age and career stage, this contract timeline aligns perfectly with his development window, giving New York cost certainty through his prime years while keeping the guaranteed money to a modest $300K. The structure heavily favors the Jets with minimal dead money exposure, allowing them to part ways without significant cap penalties if Davis doesn't meet expectations or if they upgrade the position. This B- CVI reflects smart roster building — New York addressed depth at a premium position without breaking the bank, creating valuable salary cap flexibility while maintaining competitive options in their backfield rotation.

Performance Analysis

Isaiah Davis receives an F grade as a young Jets running back who has shown glimpses of ability without putting it all together. His 410 rushing yards and 30 receptions for 261 yards across 33 games over two seasons is modest but not hopeless production for a developmental back. The two rushing touchdowns and one receiving score show some end zone involvement, while the 15 tackles suggest special teams value. Davis played 16 games in 2025 after 17 in 2024, establishing himself as a regular part of the Jets' gameday roster. The F grade feels harsh for a young player who has been available and contributed in multiple phases, but the per-carry efficiency needs significant improvement for him to earn a larger offensive role.