News about Jamal Adams

Titans safety Jamal Adams is being released by the franchise, according to reports. Adams, as shared by ESPN's Adam Schefter, had requested to be released from the franchise which he only joined this past offseason. Adams had played in just three games for the Titans, and was on the field for just a total of 20 snaps after missing part of training camp with a hip injury.

The Seattle Seahawks have broken ways with safety Jamal Adams after a lackluster season for his team on the track and not-quite-tolerable behaviour off the track. Adams made $11 million last year as part of a four-year, $70.58 million deal, which he began in 2021. However, the 28-year-old will not be suited up for Seattle next season, at a price to the team of about $20.8 million in dead cap space.

Lionel Messi claimed his eighth Ballon d'Or. Shohei Ohtani was named the Most Valuable Player of the American League, while Ronald Acuna Jr. was named the National League's Most Valuable Player. The 2023 Heisman Trophy, on the other hand, went to LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels. The time has come for Mail Sport to celebrate those players and coaches who have prevailed in... less recognized categories in recent months. So here are our Alternative Awards for 2023...

The Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams managed to take aim at the NFL by liking a post on social media only days after he mocked a reporter's wife. Adams' wife was mocked in a tweet last week as a result of retaliation, and he took aim at reporter Connor Hughes' wife. Adams appeared to take another shot at the NFL after being slammed on social media jibes. The 28-year-old liked a tweet from December 3 that read: 'Why has the @NFL gotten So SOFT!!!'

On social media, Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams had a chance to stop the storm he caused last week by mocking a reporter's wife, but he refused to retract. In last week's Thursday Night Football, Adams was chastised for his defense on a game-winning touchdown by Dallas Cowboys safety Jake Ferguson. The Cowboys took the lead just four and a half minutes from time during the game.

Fans of a journalist's wife slammed the Seattle Seahawks on Friday for mocking a reporter's wife. Adam was chastised for his defense against a game-winning touchdown by Dallas Cowboys safety Jake Ferguson late Thursday Night Football. The Cowboys took the lead just four and a half minutes from time during the game. Connor Hughes, a journalist for SNYtv who has been covering the Jets since Adams played for New York, retweeted the game and captioned it as "Yikes."

Jamal Adams has credited Lionel Messi with boosting the Seahawks' crucial headed deflection that resulted in their victory over the Browns. The safety blitzed Browns quarterback PJ Walker on third and third with two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter and the Seahawks trailing 17-20. Walker's downfield pass hit Adams' head, sending the ball looping into the air. It came in the custody of Julian Love for a pivotal interception.

During the first half of the Buffalo Bills' 'Thursday Night Football' match against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, fans were left speechless over an audible made by quarterback Josh Allen. With 9:23 minutes remaining in the first quarter, Bills QB 'J.R Smith' in reference to the two-time NBA Champion. Allen later used another audible to honor a more well-known player who won NBA titles with Smith, 'LeBron James.'

During Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the NFL suspended Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams $50,000 for'verbal remarks' and 'inappropriate physical contact' with an independent concussion specialist, according to CBS Sports. According to CBS Sports, Adams said he'interfered with orderly administration of the game when the unaffiliated neurotrauma consultant (UNC) was walking with Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo to the blue medical tent for evaluation of a concussion.' In the third quarter, Bobo had caught a 20-yard pass and was hard by Bengals safety Dax Hill, resulting in a penalty. Bobo was assessed and returned to action.

Jamal Adams, the Seattle Seahawks' safety, has issued an apology to the neurologist who was seen berating on the sidelines after being notified of a concussion during Monday's game against the New York Giants. The apologie was released just hours after it was announced that the NFL was considering suspending Adams for his outburst upon leaving the Seahawks medical tent on the sidelines to be further examined in the locker room. 'I want to apologize to the OG first and foremost.' In a message sent to X, Adams wrote, 'You did everything right when you discovered I was concussed, and I apologize for any negative energy I sent your way.'

Jamal Adams was refused admission to the Seattle Seahawks' Monday Night Football match against the New York Giants due to a concussion. After 385 days sidelines with a quadriceps tendon tear, the safety was back to the field, but there were only nine plays on Monday night. As the Giants quarterback's left knee collided with Daniel Jones' helmet, Adams went low to confront him on a scramble. Adams was clearly distraught as he was led to the sideline medical tent, yelling the unaffiliated neurotrauma specialist angrily.

It's just days away that the fortunes and futures of the league's 32 franchises will be changed in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. This round, only 31 picks would be made, as the Miami Dolphins were forced to forfeit their pick due to being found guilty of tampering. With a lot of talent to choose from, several franchises are expected to change their fortune in future seasons with the picks made - with multiple NFL-ready quarterbacks, effective offensive blockers, and deadly defensive arms on sale alongside elite receivers.

In the first week of the season, at least five NFL players were suspended for unsportsmanlike conduct, including star wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Ja'Marr Chase. Per NFL Network, Diggs was fined $10,609 for taunting Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey in the season opener, which is undoubtedly related to his reaction after a fourth-quarter touchdown grab. The Bills receiver scored on a 53-yard touchdown to put the total score 31-10, and he may be seen discussing his opponent afterwards.

After suffering a torn quad tendon against the Broncos on Monday night, Seattle safety Jamal Adams is expected to miss the remainder of the NFL season, as he'll need surgery to restore the injury. While attacking Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson (and former Seattle teammate) early in the second quarter, Adams appeared to hurt himself and was directed to the locker room. Pete Carroll, the Seahawks' coach, said after the game that the injury was "serious," and that his concerns had been confirmed with the news of Adams' extended absence first announced by NFL Network.

Following Monday night's game against the Denver Broncos, coach Pete Carroll announced that star safety Jamal Adams sustained a serious injury to his quad. Adams was admitted to the hospital in obvious pain and did not return to the locker room on a medical cart and did not return. Some believed that Carroll's remarks would have caused Adams to rn his quadriceps, which would need at least four weeks to recover. Carroll, however, told Seattle Sports 710-AM that it was in fact a left knee injury that would keep Adams out of action for a lengthy period of time as he gave an update on Tuesday.

During the second quarter of Seattle's season opener against the Denver Broncos, safety Jamal Adams sustained a left knee injury. On a play where he blitzed and put pressure on recently recalled Denver quarterback Russell Wilson, the 26-year-old was hurt. Adams was not fired from the game, but he was still forced to complete an incompletion. He limped off the field and was led by a cart to the locker room after being inspected on the sideline.