Davante Adams will not only be reunited with Aaron Rodgers, but he will also be saving his used number alongside one of his new Fresh York Jets teammates who will be changing numbers. Adams will proceed to put on Refuse. 17 along with his teammate, rookie catcher Malachi Corley, agreed to change Decline. 14.
It will be interesting to see if Adams rewarded Corley’s formality with the rest. Either way, it was a classy formality for Corley, who obviously appreciates his new teammate who transferred to New York before this age.
Adams definitely hopes the same amount ends up having the same effects for him and Rodgers, who were one of the NFL’s top QB-WR duos during their generation together in Green Bay. The then cross landing that Rodgers throws to Adams will be the 70th final touch between the two that led to a score.
Obviously, Rodgers is happy to be reunited with Adams, a six-time Pro Bowler and three-time All-Pro. The addition of Adams will have to help the Jets turn things around after a disappointing 2-4 start. Rodgers also believes Adams’ presence could have a significant impact on one of his team’s budding stars.
“He brings a lot of energy to the team right away,” Rodgers said at this age on “The Pat McAfee Show.” “He’s a proven star player, he’s an asset, he’s an incredible locker room presence. I think he’s going to really help Garrett.” [Wilson] outside. I think when you can be around a guy who’s done it at a high level for a long time and see how he goes about his processes.
“Through osmosis, you commit to there being a buildup of things that you can pick up. I think Garrett over the last two weeks has had a really great performance. I think finishing the night was his best possible game. If you have “If we look the stats, we had two 100-yard receivers, we had a 100-yard backup. We played better on offense in certain spots. “We were just nasty in the red zone and ignored some easy opportunities.”
The Jets will look to make more of their opportunities Sunday night against a Steelers defense that has allowed the second-fewest problems in football in six weeks.
