The connection between the New York Jets and the Green Bay Packers is set to continue, with recent reports suggesting the Jets are gearing up for a significant move involving star wide receiver **Davante Adams**. This potential trade pursuit adds another layer to the ongoing comparison between the two franchises following the high-profile Aaron Rodgers trade.
During the New York Jets’ recent game against the Buffalo Bills, a report surfaced, indicating the team’s offseason plans. ESPN’s **Adam Schefter** revealed that the Jets are expected to include Davante Adams in their offseason wishlist.
The Jets had previously explored the possibility of acquiring Adams before the trade deadline, attempting to reunite him with Aaron Rodgers. Despite their efforts, the Raiders, Adams’ current team, swiftly rejected the inquiry.
Sources around the NFL now anticipate that the Jets will make another attempt to secure Adams during the upcoming offseason. One source mentioned, “That will happen.”
While the Raiders have conveyed their disinterest in trading Adams during the 2022 season, the Jets seem determined to revisit the negotiation table. The outcome may depend on the Raiders’ performance and whether they reconsider their stance.
**Adam Schefter** reported earlier that the Raiders have explicitly stated they won’t trade Davante Adams in 2022. Despite Adams expressing dissatisfaction with his role in the Las Vegas offense, the Raiders are resolute in retaining the six-time Pro Bowler.
NFL insider **Peter King** casts doubt on the feasibility of the Jets reuniting their former teammates before the next season. He speculates on the potential trade value, considering Adams’ age and experience, suggesting it could involve a first-round pick or two second-round picks.
The Jets, however, face an uphill battle to orchestrate this trade, especially considering Adams will turn 32 during the next season and will be entering his 11th year in the league.
The trade, though speculated upon, remains uncertain, adding anticipation and intrigue to the upcoming NFL offseason.