New York Jets defensive coordinator Gregg Williams doesn’t think Jamal Adams laughs as much betting on the Seattle Seahawks as he does for him.
Speaking to reporters for the first time since Adams changed, Williams explained why the deep All-Pro “can get bored” in Seattle’s defense “because they don’t use their security elements, all the other complexities of maybe not seeming to be what they’re doing so much. as we do.”
Amid a contract dispute with the Jets in the off-season, Adams was traded to the Seahawks on July 25 in exchange for Bradley McDougald, a first- and third-round outing in 2021, and a first-round out. 2022.
The Seahawks also won a fourth-round pick in 2022 on the exchange.
Time will tell how the Seahawks use Adams, however, it turns out their first impressions of the education camp were positive.
“It’s strong,” head coach Pete Carroll told reporters after Wednesday’s practice. “He’s competitive, in the sense that he cares. You need to know all the details. It needs to be corrected. He needs help, teaching, training and all that.
Adams has become one of the most productive defensive backs in the NFL in his three seasons in New York. The 24-year-old was included in the First All-Pro team in 2019 after recording 75 tackles combined, thirteen quarterback hits, seven break passes and 6.5 catches.
The Seahawks hope Adams can take them to the next point in 2020 after wasting the Green Bay Packers on the NFC division last season.
The Jets rely on McDougald, who has played games for more than seven seasons, to update Adams’ production.
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