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Jets Officially Release Davante Adams

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8 minutes ago, frankw said:

When the Raiders and Jets don't even want you anymore you're toast.

Hope he's been saving.

I mean he had 1,000 yards and 8 TDs in 14 games.  Adams is still one hell of a WR.  Raiders traded him because Adams wanted to leave and Jets are cutting him because Adams doesn't want to be there and he's making way too much money for a team to take him on in a trade.

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2 minutes ago, Mage said:

I mean he had 1,000 yards and 8 TDs in 14 games.  Adams is still one hell of a WR.  Raiders traded him because Adams wanted to leave and Jets are cutting him because Adams doesn't want to be there and he's making way too much money for a team to take him on in a trade.

He was 10th in the league in targets at 32 years old and the Jets won 5 games. I'm not saying he's not talented it's just at this point in his career it's simply not a winning formula to build a passing offense around him. Those days are gone.

For a contending team that wants to add another complimentary piece to an already formidable offense on a low end contract he could see interest. But no team is going to be vying for his services to make him the focal point. Which is what he was with the Jets to achieve those numbers you mentioned.

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