A former New York Jets star is calling it a career. Former Jets safety Jamal Adams played parts of eight seasons in the National Football League with New York, the Seattle Seahawks, the Tennessee Titans, and the Detroit Lions.
The Seattle Seahawks have made some sharp trades over the last couple of years to improve their defense. Last season's deal for Tennessee Titans linebacker Ernest Jones IV proved to be a stroke of genius, and he'll be their middle linebacker for the foreseeable future after re-signing on a three-year deal this offseason.
The New York Jets haven't really had to think much about safety Jamal Adams since 2019. Adams was a star in New York and earned his first two Pro Bowl with the Jets in 2018 and 2019.
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He was a three-time Pro Bowler, and a First Team All-Pro in 2019. The New York Jets selected LSU safety Jamal Adams with the sixth overall pick in 2017.
The New York Jets have been in the news this week thanks in large part to a former member of the franchise. Former Jets safety Jamal Adams is available in free agency right now after appearing in five total games last year with the Tennessee Titans and Detroit Lions.
Jamal Adams had it all. He was selected sixth overall by the New York Jets in the 2017 draft. He was quickly considered one of the best safeties in the NFL as well as the Jets’ best player.
One former member of the New York Jets is available on the open market after and up-and-down few years. Former Jets safety Jamal Adams developed into a superstar with New York but had a very messy exit.
Jamal Adams is five years removed from the trade that ended his Jets tenure.
Free agent S Jamal Adams said during an appearance on The Jets Lounge that he would “love to be back with the Jets” and “finish it the right way.” “I would love to be back with the Jets and, obviously, finish it the right way,” Adams said.
There are some intriguing former members of the New York Jets still available right now on the open market. One guy who has had a tough few years is former Jets safety Jamal Adams.
Stop if this story sounds familiar. A player begins his career with one team, and winds up in the Pacific Northwest either via trade or free agency. He is then released in a cost-cutting move, and eventually winds up with the NFL franchise that resides in Nashville.
The Detroit Lions, in spite of their current NFC-best record of 14-2, have been as afflicted with injuries as any team in the NFL. However, even they couldn't find a role for former rumored-almost-Dallas Cowboys and acclaimed All-Pro New York Jets safety Jamal Adams. On Wednesday, the Lions cut Adams off of their practice squad.
The Philadelphia Eagles have one of the best defenses in football, but could they make another addition? There is one week to go in the regular season before the Eagles will attempt to make a deep playoff run.
The Los Angeles Chargers have battled a seemingly endless wave of injuries at safety and to the overall defensive back room this season. That makes it
Adams is unlikely to find another team this season and will enter a second straight offseason as a free agent.
The Detroit Lions have made a roster move today as they continue preparations for their winner-takes-all regular season finale against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Detroit Lions elevated former All-Pro safety Jamal Adams, whom they signed as a free agent to the practice squad on Sunday, to their game-day roster on Thursday night.
Plagued by injuries to the defense, the Detroit Lions are signing former All-Pro safety Jamal Adams to the practice squad, ESPN reported Sunday. It is expected Adams will be promoted to the 53-man roster at some point.
He was cut by the Titans in October, a move that the player himself requested.
Jamal Adams asked for and was granted his release from the Tennessee Titans. On his 29th birthday, at that.
He signed with the Titans during the summer and then played sparingly through the early part of the season.
It appears the new marriage between Adams and Tennessee could be in trouble.
Tennessee Titans safety Jamal Adams will miss at least the next four games.
Jamal Adams and the Seattle Seahawks parted ways during the offseason, part of something of an organizational reset on Seattle’s part. Adams suggested that there was another reason he and the Seahawks did not try harder to make things work.
Tennessee added another piece to their secondary on Wednesday, agreeing to a one-year contract with safety Jamal Adams.
Adams, 28, was released by the Seattle Seahawks in March.
The Ravens are hosting the former top-10 pick on a Tuesday visit.
The San Francisco 49ers could use some depth in their secondary, and they could be turning to a former All-Pro to fill that need. According to Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times, the 49ers have been in contact with former Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams, who was released by the Seahawks earlier this offseason.
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