Gabe Davis: Released| Contract| Net Worth| Wiki

1. Introduction & Wiki Snapshot

Gabriel “Gabe” Davis (born April 1, 1999) is an American football wide receiver, known most prominently for his impactful years with the Buffalo Bills (2020–2023) and a brief 2024 stint with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Standing at 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) and approximately 225 lb (102 kg), Davis has earned the moniker “Big-Game Gabe” for his penchant for stepping up when it matters most, including a record-setting four receiving touchdowns in a single playoff game.

2. Early Life, College Career & Draft

Raised in Sanford, Florida, Davis attended Seminole High School before starring at UCF (University of Central Florida). He recorded 152 receptions for 2,447 yards and 23 touchdowns across three seasons (2017–2019), earning All-AAC honors and being named a Third-team All-American in 2019.

He entered the NFL when the Bills selected him in the fourth round (128th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft

3. Pro Career: Buffalo Bills (2020–2023)

2020 Season

Davis signed a four-year rookie deal worth $3.99 million, including a $699K signing bonus. He lived up to expectations with 35 receptions, 599 yards, and 7 touchdowns in his rookie year.

2021 Season

The breakout moment arrived in the 2021 playoffs. Davis delivered in the Divisional Round against the Chiefs: eight catches, 201 yards, and a record-setting four receiving touchdowns in one game, marking one of the greatest postseason performances in NFL history.

2022 Season

Davis’ highlight reel grew with a 98-yard touchdown—tying the Bills’ franchise record—plus another jaw-dropping one-handed 62-yard TD in the same game against Pittsburgh. He finished the season with 48 receptions, 836 yards, and 7 touchdowns.

2023 Season

Named one of the team’s captains, Davis tallied 45 receptions for 746 yards and 7 touchdowns. Notable games include a 100-yard performance against Jacksonville and a 130-yard, 1-TD game versus the Chargers.

Over his Bills’ tenure, he amassed 183 receptions, 2,969 yards, and 29 touchdowns Wikipedia.

4. Jacksonville Jaguars (2024) & Release

In March 2024, Davis inked a three-year, $39 million contract with the Jaguars, featuring $24 million guaranteed and an $11 million signing bonus. Expectations were high, but the season unraveled due to a torn meniscus and underwhelming production: just 20 receptions, 239 yards, and 2 touchdowns in 10 games.

The Jaguars released him in May 2025, triggering a $20.3 million dead-cap hit

5. Contract Breakdown & Cap Impact

• Bills (2019 rookie deal): $3.99M total, $699K signing bonus

• Jaguars (2024 deal): 3-year, $39M with $24M guaranteed, including $11M signing bonus.

• Released post-June 1, resulting in a $5.7M immediate cap charge and $20.3M dead-cap over time ESPN.comOver the CapReuters.

6. Net Worth

As of March 2024, Davis’s career earnings and estimated net worth ranged between $2 million and $4 million.
Career earnings through Bills’ contract: ~$5.77M. OverTheCap estimates total career earnings of about $30.5M, with $24.7M guaranteed. However, net worth estimates vary—SalarySport projects $44.8M by 2025, factoring in the Jaguars contract. Take these figures as estimates influenced by taxes, agent fees, and personal finance decisions.

7. Personal Stats & Profile

• Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m); Weight: 225 lb (102 kg).

• Age: Born April 1, 1999—currently 26 years old.

• 40-Yard Dash / PFF metrics: Specific official numbers (like 40-time) and Pro Football Focus (PFF) grades are not publicly documented. For accurate combine or PFF data, those would need specialized sources.

8. “Gabe Davis Shane Gillis” — Addressing Confusion

Some search queries might confuse “Gabe Davis” with comedian Shane Gillis (known for SNL). They are entirely unrelated—one is an NFL athlete, the other a stand-up comedian. It’s important for readers and search engines to distinguish between them clearly.

9. Potential Giants Reunion

Given his system familiarity under former Bills offensive coordinator–turned Giants head coach Brian Daboll, the New York Giants have been linked to Davis as a possible signing after his release. His physical profile (6-2, 225 lb) fits their roster needs, and prior rapport may boost chemistry.

Summary: Key Facts