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Big receiver Davante Adams, who missed his last three games with the Las Vegas Raiders due to hamstring trauma, has recovered and will have a full workload for the New York Jets on Sunday night. against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Possibly the fresh wind of New Jersey gave him healing powers that he didn’t have in Las Vegas. Whatever the case, schoolteacher Jeff Ulbrich showed that Adams, whose business request was granted Tuesday, will play games at an important position for the Jets (2-4), who have lost three straight games. .
“We didn’t know what to expect upon his arrival here,” Ulbrich said Friday. “He had obviously been on the injury report for his hamstring, so we had to do an assessment once he got here, and he looked fantastic.”
In a slight surprise, big receiver Mike Williams could be active for the game, Ulbrich said. His situation seemed to be up in the air next Wednesday and Thursday he ignored the private explanation of the reason. He attended practice Thursday but stayed away despite being healthy.
Neither Williams nor Ulbrich divulged the cause of the two-day reprieve. Williams was penalized by quarterback Aaron Rodgers for going the wrong way on the game-clinching interception in Monday night’s 23-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The Jets later acquired Adams in a trade, meaning a discounted position for Williams, who is now the subject of trade rumors.
On Friday, Williams avoided a question about whether he wants to be traded.
“I am where my feet are,” he mentioned. “That’s the main thing for me. I came here for a reason. I’m here. I’m excited for this weekend… and to play on Sunday.”
Williams said Rodgers began a one-on-one meeting to discuss the situation starting Monday night. The former Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver didn’t elaborate on their conversation, but insisted he wasn’t disappointed by the way his quarterback was singling him out.
“I just have to be on the red line,” Williams said with a smile, referencing the design painted on tracking themes to train receivers not to moderate their vertical routes too close to the sideline.
Rodgers said Williams should have stayed on the imaginary track on Monday instead of veering off course. It is atypical for a quarterback to criticize a teammate like this; Rodgers said he was just giving a good solution to a specific question.
When asked about his on-field chemistry with Rodgers, Williams mentioned, “We’re definitely still building.”
Williams would likely be the WR4, behind Adams, Garrett Wilson and Allen Lazard. Williams said he was “excited” to have Adams in the group. Wilson shared that sentiment, announcing that Adams used to be “one of my favorite players” when I was a kid.
“It’s a great opportunity for me to learn a lot and hopefully we can get this going and start winning games, ultimately,” Wilson told ESPN.
When asked if he was worried about dropping goals, Wilson, the NFL’s most targeted player, said, “No, at the end of the day, if I give up some goals, that’s fine. I got 22 the other one.” day [in Week 5]. “It doesn’t take many to get to where I want to get.”
Meanwhile, Adams, who didn’t play in games or play three weeks with the Raiders, was a complete player at every age at this time and has no trauma designation in disagreement for Sunday.
The Jets have high expectations for Adams.
“He’s 31 or 32, whatever his age is, but you’d never know it,” Ulbrich said. “He seems just as explosive and fast, and [we’re] I’m very excited to integrate him into this offense.
“Clearly, it’s not as much of an educational curve that a regular guy would have. For one, he’s skilled. Second, he’s good on offense. 3, his relationship with Aaron is clearly next level. So I.” “I’m excited to get it going.”
ESPN’s Tim Keown contributed to this report.
