Rams sign 3-time all-pro WR Davante Adams to two-year deal

Six-time Pro Bowl-Broad receives Davante Adams accepted a two-year deal with Los Angeles Rams, the team announced on Sunday.

Adams arrives at a time when Rams is preparing to move on from a prominent broad recipient Cooper Kupp.

The New York Jets released Adams on March 4, three weeks after they announced that they stand out with his favorite quarterback, Aaron Rodgers.

He was to count $ 38.3 million on Jets’ salary rack-a 2025 league-high for wide recipients. It includes $ 35.6 million in non-guaranteed base wage, the contract they inherited last October when they acquired Adams from Las Vegas Raiders for a third-third round election.

Jets received greater cap placement and cleared $ 29.9 million from this year’s Cap.

Jets’ new regime coach Aaron Glenn and General Manager Darren Mougey worked to throw all the remains of the Rodgers era, which ended last season with a 5-12 record and triggered an organizational reboot.

After a slow start, Adams came strong towards the end of last season and ended with 67 catches, 854 yards and 7 touchdowns in 11 games for jets. Combined with his Las Vegas production, he went over 1,000 meters for the fifth year in a row. His signature performance was a nine-catch, 198-Yard performance with Jets in a win over Jacksonville Jaguars.

Adams, 32, a three-time first team All-Pro, has 957 receptions for 11,844 yards and 103 touchdowns in 11 seasons.

Adams, as another round of choices of Packers in 2014, spent his first eight seasons in Green Bay and ranks second in the franchise story in Touchdown catches (93) and receptions (669) and fourth in receipt of yards (8, 121).

ESPN’s rich Cimini contributed to this report.