Davante Adams Signs Two-Year Deal with Los Angeles Rams
Wide receiver Davante Adams agrees to a two-year, $46 million contract with the Los Angeles Rams, reuniting with quarterback Matthew Stafford.
Overview
Six-time Pro Bowl receiver Davante Adams has signed a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Rams worth $46 million. After a turbulent season with the New York Jets, where he recorded 1,063 yards and eight touchdowns, Adams is now set to join Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua in Los Angeles. This move comes after the Jets' release of Adams and their decision to part ways with Aaron Rodgers. The Rams are expected to benefit from Adams' experience and skill as they look to strengthen their offensive lineup. Adams' addition signifies a major free agency acquisition for the Rams.
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Analysis
- Davante Adams has signed a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams, marking a significant shift after struggling stints with the Jets and Raiders.
- Despite the Jets' earlier intentions to pair Adams with Aaron Rodgers, the team released him following a disappointing season, clearing a substantial amount from their salary cap.
- Adams' move to the Rams positions him as a key player alongside Puka Nacua, particularly as the team considers trading Cooper Kupp.
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Davante Adams signed a two-year contract worth $46 million with the Rams, including $26 million guaranteed.
The Jets released Davante Adams to free up salary cap space, as they were unable to find a trade partner for him. This move was part of broader changes under a new regime, which also included parting ways with Aaron Rodgers.
Davante Adams' signing likely positions him as a key receiver alongside Puka Nacua, potentially replacing Cooper Kupp, who the Rams have indicated they will trade.
The addition of Davante Adams is expected to strengthen the Rams' offense, positioning them as a potential Super Bowl contender for the upcoming season.
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