Newly released safety Jamal Adams made his bones with the New York Jets in his rise to stardom. Though, he’s only had one All-Pro season since making his way to the Seattle Seahawks in 2020.
Sometimes you see a player depart in free agency, get traded, or get cut and you wish it didn’t happen. You wish the player, and the organization could have found a way to make it work.
For those wondering whether the Seattle Seahawks recent release of former New York Jets safety Jamal Adams might result in a Meadowlands reunion, think
The New York Jets’ players are quite active on Jets Twitter — and they attempted to let the world know it. Jets safety Tony Adams nabbed his third interception of the season in the team’s victory over the New England Patriots.
Jets left tackle Mekhi Becton has been ruled out with an ankle injury while safety Tony Adams was downgraded to doubtful with a finger injury. Becton had his ankle rolled up during the first half against the Bills and limped to the sideline.
New York Jets' starting free safety Tony Adams suffered a hand injury in the first quarter against the Buffalo Bills and jogged right off the field into the locker-room. Defending a 2nd-down pass to the front left pylon, Adams dove to the ground in front of Bills' tight end Quintin Morris.
Some credit to the top Sunday performances by the Jets. It has been a few weeks since we have done game balls so let’s get to it. Which Jets deserve credit for Sunday’s win?
The donut is finally gone. The Jets are no longer 0-for-forever against the Philadelphia Eagles. A late touchdown off of a Tony Adams interception helped the Jets pull the upset of the previously undefeated Eagles by a score of 20-14 and record their first win ever in the regular season over the Eagles.
The Jets look to be getting one key piece of the secondary back this week but likely will be without two others. Safety Tony Adams was a full participant in practice Thursday, his first full practice since injuring his hamstring in Week 2.
Hoping to avoid a 3-game skid, the 1-2 New York Jets host the 2-1 defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in their first Sunday Night Football game in over a decade.
We're gearing up for the Week 4 edition of "Sunday Night Football," but while the game on the field might be the secondary attraction at MetLife Stadium, YB's Jack Dougherty still has some first-string picks on Jets-Chiefs.
The New York Jets will be without starting free safety Tony Adams and backup guard Wes Schweitzer for the second game in a row. Addressing reporters prior to Friday's practice in Florham Park, head coach Robert Saleh said the hope is to get both players back next week.
The Jets only have a handful of active players on their injury report to start Week 4, certainly a positive sign. Of the available players, only two did not practice Wednesday.
The New York Jets kicked off the practice week with only two non-participants. After missing the Week 3 loss to the New England Patriots, starting free safety Tony Adams and backup offensive guard Wes Schweitzer remain on the shelf. "Tony Adams won't practice today.
Coming off an ugly loss to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2, the 1-1 Jets head back home to host the 0-2 Patriots. After two rough outings, LT Duane Brown popped up on the injury report with a reported hip injury.
Two players, including a defensive starter, for the New York Jets will miss Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots because of an injury. Starting safety Tony Adams injured his hamstring during last week’s game against the Dallas Cowboys and did not practice all week.
The list is getting longer with only two games in the books. New York Jets' head coach Robert Saleh labeled eight players as either a non-participant or limited prior to Wednesday's practice in Florham Park.
Jets safety Tony Adams is out for the remainder of Sunday’s game against the Cowboys with a hamstring injury. Adams left the game in the second quarter and was originally listed as questionable to return.
No, really, who is Tony Adams? He signed with the Jets as an undrafted free agent last year and played limited snaps towards the end of last season. As a matter of fact, I’ve noticed he has been slated as the starting safety opposite Jordan Whitehead.
We barely got past cutdown day before rumors started swirling about the Jets potentially making a trade for a big name player. One of the big names receiving speculation is Mike Evans.
When the New York Jets take the field against the Buffalo Bills on 9/11, Tony Adams will be starting at free safety. The roster has been upgraded on both sides of the ball, and those moves have been well-documented.
While the New York Jets have had a very good offseason, some areas have yet to be solidified as the preseason kicks off tonight in Canton. The offensive line has many questions.
New York Jets' safety Tony Adams went from undrafted free agent to fill-in starter in a matter of months last year. Adams, who was active for the final six games on the 2022 season, made his first NFL start in place of veteran free safety Lamarcus Joyner during Week 18.
Over the last few months, we’ve been looking at the Jets rookies, concluding today with an in-depth look at former Illinois safety Tony Adams. The 23-year old Adams is listed at 6’0” and 205 pounds and had over 200 tackles along with three sacks and six interceptions in his five seasons with the Fighting Illini.
The Jets didn’t select another defensive back after taking Ahmad Gardner with the fourth pick of the 2022 NFL draft, but they moved swiftly to address their secondary depth with the undrafted free agent signing of Illinois safety Tony Adams.
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