This week, the Tennessee Titans strengthened their secondary by adding Jamal Adams, a former All-Pro safety.
Adams, who played for the Seattle Seahawks for the previous four seasons, inked a one-year contract that supposedly only included $1.125 million in guaranteed money. The Titans announced the relocation, but they withheld the specifics of the deal.
Jamal Adams’ reputation suffered after two disappointing seasons with the Seahawks. He was once regarded as the NLF’s elite safety. Due to a torn quad tendon, he was only able to play in one game in 2022 and nine games in 2023, only managing two passes defended. In the end, Seattle chose to let him go in March.
Adams isn’t trying to disprove his naysayers; instead, he is trying to get his career back on track. Shortly after he signed the contract, Adams spoke with the Titans’ official podcast and stated that he wanted to prove himself correct.
Adams said, “I’m trying to prove myself right; I’m not trying to prove anyone wrong.”
In Tennessee, Adams should have plenty of chances to establish his correctness. Given that the Titans’ safety position is seen as vulnerable, Adams should have a strong chance of securing a starting place for Week 1.
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