The six-time Pro Bowl selection and three-time All-Pro will hit the open market and be one of the top wide receivers available.

But there was one notable change. Through his 11 seasons with the Jets, Raiders and Packers, Adams has had once constant: He has been No. 17. But the NFL pictured him wearing No. 15.

As we stand on the precipice of NFL Free Agency, with the tampering period officially opening, it is alarming how much has already changed in 2025. Since I first released my way-too-early projections back in February we've seen Deebo Samuel traded to the Washington Commanders,

The New York Jets have already told Aaron Rodgers that they’ll be moving on from him in 2025, and I’ve covered his five best fantasy landing spots. I’ve also ex

An underwhelming wide receiver market in free agency received a boost Tuesday when the New York Jets released star wide receiver Davante Adams. Adams should go right to the top of the free-agent class with the Cincinnati Bengals placing the franchise tag on Tee Higgins.

A reunion with Davante Adams made all the sense in the world. He could choose his own destination after the New York Jets released him earlier this week, and the six-time Pro Bowler will return to the West Coast to join Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford with the Los Angeles Rams. Adams won't follow Aaron Rodgers to his next team.

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