News about Davante Adams

After the New York Jets suffered their fourth-straight defeat with a blowout at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Aaron Rodgers is taking more personal accountability than after last week's loss. Rodgers said he's 'got to play better' as New York's season seems to be slipping away. Sunday night's 37-15 loss was also the Jets' first game since they acquired Davante Adams and second contest since it fired former head coach Robert Saleh.

In the aftermath of a huge trade that landed them a bonafide No. 1 wide receiver, the New York Jets have been receiving offers for their other top pass catching talent. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Jets have been getting offers from a group of unnamed NFL teams who have interest in Jets receiver Garrett Wilson. This comes in the aftermath of the Jets trading with the Las Vegas Raiders for receiver Davante Adams.

New York Jets wide receiver Mike Williams was back in practice and broke his silence on Friday after being called out by his quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, for what the 40-year-old believed to be a game-deciding mistake. The diss, combined with Tuesday's trade for Davante Adams, put Williams in a precarious position, only made worse that he skipped Wednesday and Thursday's practices due to 'personal reasons.' Williams appeared to make a crucial mistake in the dying seconds of the game against the Bills - when he ran the wrong route and slipped, leading to a costly interception that sealed a victory for Buffalo. 

Davante Adams was traded to the Jets this week - but he's admitted that Gang Green was not the only team on his wish list. The wide receiver, 31, wanted out of Las Vegas early into his third season with the Raiders, and got his wish as he was reunited with his close friend Aaron Rodgers in New York. But in appearance on FanDuel TV's Up and Adams with Kay Adams (no relation) on Thursday, the player shared that there were three other franchises he had interest in joining: the Bills, Steelers and Saints.

A star wide receiver for the New York Jets was not seen at practice on Wednesday due to 'personal reasons' as speculation around a possible trade heats up. Mike Williams - who is playing his first season with the Jets - did not participate in practice for what was disclosed as 'personal reasons'. According to ESPN reporter Rich Cimini, new Jets head coach Jeff Ulbrich did not make any mention of Williams' absence.

After getting traded to the New York Jets from the Las Vegas Raiders, Davante Adams' current living arrangement was revealed by one of his teammates. On Tuesday, Adams' career took a sharp turn when his dramatic trade saga in Sin City ended with him getting shipped to East Rutherford.

Davante Adams' recent move to the New York Jets was seen as a weak move by a guest on Jason Whitlock's Fearless program, who came up with a crude moniker for the receiver. After a dramatic trade saga, Adams finally found his way out of the Las Vegas Raiders' grip to rejoin former teammate Aaron Rodgers in New York.

Aaron Rodgers has unveiled Davante Adams as a New York Jet live on The Pat McAfee show. After news of his trade from the Las Vegas Raiders broke on Tuesday, Adams, 31, made a shock appearance on the ESPN program with Rodgers, who stunned McAfee and his crew by slowly revealing his new teammate standing behind him at Jets HQ. 'What's up fellas?' the wide receiver said after McAfee congratulated him on the move to New York, before adding: 'Ay thank you man, I appreciate it.'

Davante Adams has spoken for the first time since he was reportedly traded to the Jets. The star wide receiver picked up the phone when former teammate James Jones FaceTimed him on FS1's The Facility, and said: 'I'm ready. I'm ready. Couldn't be more [excited]. He also told the show that his flight to New Jersey left at midnight last night - suggesting that the trade may have been done before it was reported today.

The New York Jets reported trade for Davante Adams is a sign owner Woody Johnson is going 'all in' on a plan for success that leaves Aaron Rodgers with no more excuses, claimed ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith.  Adams is reportedly set to reunite with good friend and former teammate Aaron Rodgers in New York in a bombshell trade that came less than 24 hours after the Jets' loss to the Buffalo Bills Monday night.  Adams' NFL future has been the subject of intense speculation in recent months amid his desire to leave Las Vegas, where he spent the last two seasons, but after slipping to their fourth loss of the season, the Jets and owner Johnson wasted no time in pouncing on the wide receiver. 

The Las Vegas Raiders are finalizing a trade that will send Davante Adams to the New York Jets , according to reports. NFL insider Ian Rapoport claims Adams is on the verge of joining the Jets, which will reunite him with former teammate Aaron Rodgers. The wide receiver previously spent seven years with Rodgers in Green Bay.

Adams requested a trade from the Raiders almost two weeks ago but still remains with the team, and plenty of mystery surrounds his future. As Adams sits on the sidelines for a third straight week, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo revealed more about the situation.

On October 1, Adam Schefter reported that the Raiders would 'consider trading WR Davante Adams for a package that would include a second-round pick and additional compensation.' However, with the wide receiver still on their roster despite being questionable, Pierce revealed where he stands with Adams amid the trade speculations.

After days of speculation that Davante Adams could be traded from the Oakland Raiders, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has broken his silence on a possible reunion.  Adams' agitation with his current team has been a constant over the last year, with it ramping up over the last week. Having Gardner Minshew for a quarterback and Adams turning 32 by the end of this season is seemingly motivating him to pursue better opportunities.

Davante Adams has seemingly dropped a huge hint over who his next team will be with a cryptic Instagram post on Friday.? The Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver is expected to be traded with a host of potential landing spots at his mercy. The New York Jets, and a reunion with Aaron Rodgers, had been strongly linked but if Adams' Instagram story is a clue, he won't be in the Big Apple.

Davante Adams' days as a Raider may be numbered as he is 'keen on a reunion with Aaron Rodgers in New York' as the Vegas wide receiver wants out Sin City via trade as soon as possible. Adams' reported agitation with his current team has gained more momentum with its 2-2 start and having Gardner Minshew as his quarterback. The Jets are among the 'many teams' monitoring Adams' situation, with the Cowboys and Saints also being listed as possible trade destinations, per ESPN. 

Adams, 31, previously shut down whispers about him being unhappy in Sin City . However, recent reports suggest he is indeed unhappy and asked to be traded. On Tuesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported what the team wants in exchange for Adams as they open their ears to offers.

League sources told ESPN that the receiver pulled up lame in the closing minutes of Raiders practice on Thursday, grabbing his hamstring. The team did not try to create an excuse or pretend that he could play on Sunday, immediately ruling the receiver out on Friday.

Las Vegas Raiders receiver Davante Adams called foul on former NFL wideout DeSean Jackson after the latter claimed Adams was 'not happy' in Sin City. Speaking to the media ahead of Las Vegas' showdown with the Los Angeles Chargers on Wednesday, Adams shed some light on the falsehood of said claims.

Minnesota Vikings star Justin Jefferson may be the highest-paid receiver in NFL history, but that doesn't mean he's going to waste money on unnecessary real estate. As revealed in the ongoing Netflix series, Receiver, Jefferson was living in a modest Minneapolis-area townhouse during the show's 2023 production. Since that show has completed filming, Jefferson has signed a four-year, $140 million deal that pays him $35 million annually - more than any wideout in football. Remarkably, the 25-year-old is no rush to spend his budding fortune on a new estate, as he explained to reporters upon his arrival at training camp this week. 'I'm one person, I ain't got no big family,' said Jefferson, who is the father of a baby girl. 'I don't need to be in no $10 million mansion, that's not something I came from.

Davante Adams, who is set to play in Las Vegas for a third straight season this fall, also recently shared his burning desire to reunite with New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, 41. The former wide-receiver-quarterback duo were teammates on the Green Bay Packers for eight seasons before Adams joined Raiders Nation back in 2021. He could soon become the first player to have both Rodgers and Brady as teammates in his career if he successfully lures the seven-time Super Bowl champion out of retirement amid his NFL franchise minority ownership bid.

The Jets quarterback made the claim that he'll reunite with the Raiders wideout, with who he played with for six seasons on the Packers while playing at the American Century Championship. 'What's up?' Rodgers told a reporter while looking down at his phone. 'Do you think Luke Getsy is going to utilize Davante Adams good in the new Raiders offense,' the reporter asked Rodgers, 40.

Detroit Lions star wideout Amon-Ra. St. Brown gave fans an inside look at reality TV production and Netflix's new series, Receiver. The NFL Films production follows five pass catchers from around the NFL throughout the 2023 season: Las Vegas Raiders receiver Davante Adams, Minnesota Vikings star Justin Jefferson, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle, his teammate, receiver Deebo Samuel, and St. Brown. The new series follows a similar project from NFL Films titled 'Quarterback,' which offered a behind-the-scenes look at passers like Patrick Mahomes II.

Delighted NFL fans are already raving about new Netflix show 'Receiver' after it dropped on Wednesday. The streamer's follow-up to its smash hit 'Quarterback' follows five of the best pass catchers in the NFL.  Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings, Davante Adams from the Las Vegas Raiders, Amon-Ra St. Brown of the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers teammates George Kittle and Deebo Samuel were all filmed last season.