I identified 10 TDs in '18/'19 that would've been stopped short w/o @TheCDavis84 throwing a key block (or two).

So here's a thread called "Touchdowns Made Possible by Corey Davis Blocks," starting w/ Davis moving Patrick Chung out of the gap in the #Titans 2018 beatdown of NE.

This one is from Henry's 4-TD game on TNF in 2018. Great job by the OL and Henry to get the play started, but it's Davis who sells the outside motion before lining up Tashaun Gipson in the second level and clears the way for the score.

Another Henry touchdown from that TNF game, this time we get to see Davis take out two defenders with one block as he shoves Ronnie Harrison into Telvin Smith. Smith had the angle to catch Henry and force him out of bounds before CD intervened.

TD #4: Setting the edge with Corey Davis. Michael Thomas (that's the name of the Giants strong safety, #31) does his best, but Davis knocks him backwards onto one foot, opening up Thomas for a faceful of hurt from Derrick Henry.

Later in that game, Corey Davis vs Michael Thomas (of the Giants), rematch. Corey Davis dominates the poor kid, leaving only one defender for Henry to toy with.

Flex on em Corey.

The last game of the 2018 season is not a fond memory, but at least Corey Davis helped Luke Stocker score this touchdown by hustling down the field to get in the way of Malik Hooker. Doesn't look like Hooker really wanted any part of Davis.

2019 now! Everyone remembers Derrick Henry's 75-yd TD against the Browns, but does everyone remember how much ground Corey Davis covered to make sure Henry would get to the end zone? I love the ones where Davis just appears out of nowhere, sprinting his heart out to make a block.

Okay, TD #8, and yes, there are a lot of #Titans executing blocks at a high level on this play, but how many of them are outmatched by 70+ pounds, sealing the edge against JOEY BOSA?? That's what I thought.

Davis is always quick to convert from route-runner to downfield blocker when his teammates get the ball in the open field. AJ Brown is fast and elusive, no doubt, but Corey Davis blocks the only two defenders who have any chance at him, totally wasting Jarrod Wilson.

Okay last one! Another where Davis suddenly appears in frame, blocking a defender downfield. AJ Brown does an excellent job to stay in bounds on this catch, but Davis seals off new Titan Jonathan Joseph to clear the path to paydirt.