Davante Adams
WR - Los Angeles Rams
2025 Outlook
Availability
Davante Adams has agreed to a two-year, $46 million contract with the Los Angeles Rams according to Ian Rapoport.
Fantasy Impact
Adams joins a Los Angeles passing attack likely moving on from mainstay Cooper Kupp this offseason and will likely fill a No.2 role behind Puka Nacua after finishing 2024 with 85 receptions for 1,063 receiving yards and eight touchdowns between the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Jets in 2024.
Davante Adams has been released by the New York Jets. The team will save nearly $30 million in cap space with the move.
Fantasy Impact
The time of the Green Bay veterans in New York is ending. Adams and Rodgers will no longer be on the team in 2025, and they are exploring trade options with Allen Lazard. In 11 games for the Jets last year, Adams caught 67 of 114 targets for 854 yards and seven touchdowns. He showed flashes of his old self in 2024, and should still get a decent contract even at 32 years old.
The Jets have informed WR Davante Adams they intend to cut him in the coming days.
Fantasy Impact
The Jets were attempting to trade Adams, but they likely got little interest in him knowing he would otherwise be released. Adams will be free to sign with any team at the start of free agency.
The Jets are reportedly taking calls on Davante Adams.
Fantasy Impact
This has been the expectation as the Jets can save nearly $29.888 million of Adams’ $38.25 million 2025 salary by either trading or releasing him before June 1st. It is possible that where Aaron Rodgers lands could play a role in where Adams ends up. He had also been linked to the Rams, Chargers and 49ers earlier this offseason.
New York Jets wide receiver Davante Adams' future with Gang Green is expected to be addressed within the "next few weeks," according to general manager Darren Mougey.
Fantasy Impact
Mougey said that, for now, Adams remains on the team's roster, though given his cap hit in 2025 ($38.34 million) and Aaron Rodgers' expected departure, Adams' future remains murky. The former Green Bay Packers star could be set to join his fourth team in his career, and where his next destination will be remains to be determined, though a release from New York seems likely given the team's cap situation.
