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bluejerseyjinx wrote:And he really wants to come to big D!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Damn, that would change the landscape.

Goober wrote:He would be a great addition to the 49ers. If they can get him Lynch has done an exceptional job this offseason

El Turco wrote:That sounds waay too much for a disgruntled player who isn't playing a premium position, quality player for sure though

El Turco wrote:Gotta pay him soon too, will be difficult fill the pass rusher need long term with so much resources invested in safety.

Mamba Mentality wrote:Minkah and Ramsey went for far less. One hell of a haul for the Jets.

Cactus Jack wrote:

Mamba Mentality wrote:Minkah and Ramsey went for far less. One hell of a haul for the Jets.

Adams>Both

It's a steep price & a risk. But Adams is a far more versatile player than Ramsey.

The Ramsey trade (Two 1's) was bad because they already had a guy like Peters beforehand. So the trade made no sense. Even tho Ramsey>Peters. Peters played better in Baltimore.

Adams is a game changer.

Mr B wrote:He’s very suspect in coverage though

He was lights out in this role for the Jets over the past two seasons, as he comes to Seattle sporting an 88.8 coverage grade. His ability to play flat-footed and drive on in-breaking routes from the slot is tremendous

While it’s a very difficult problem to take the game of football — a game that is the product of many interconnected pieces — and isolate the impact of one player, we’ve attempted to do that with our PFF WAR metric. Because Adams excels at everything, specifically coverage, he has been one of the most valuable defensive players in the NFL since entering the league in 2017, with only Harrison Smith eclipsing him in terms of win shares.

After struggling a bit in coverage as a rookie (allowing six touchdowns), he broke up 10 passes and intercepted two more over the past two years while allowing only 44 completions into his coverage during that time. Receivers catching passes against Adams in 2019 gained just 4.5 yards per target, and Adams' 0.31 yards per coverage snap is in the top fourth of the league at his position.

Cactus Jack wrote:

Mr B wrote:He’s very suspect in coverage though. He’s basically an undersized LB. He’ll be fun to watch in Seattle but that was a very steep price to pay.


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While it’s a very difficult problem to take the game of football — a game that is the product of many interconnected pieces — and isolate the impact of one player, we’ve attempted to do that with our PFF WAR metric. Because Adams excels at everything, specifically coverage, he has been one of the most valuable defensive players in the NFL since entering the league in 2017, with only Harrison Smith eclipsing him in terms of win shares.

After struggling a bit in coverage as a rookie (allowing six touchdowns), he broke up 10 passes and intercepted two more over the past two years while allowing only 44 completions into his coverage during that time. Receivers catching passes against Adams in 2019 gained just 4.5 yards per target, and Adams' 0.31 yards per coverage snap is in the top fourth of the league at his position.

wco81 wrote:Some talk that this trade was about matching up with Kittle and some other TEs.

wco81 wrote:Does this move preclude signing Clowney long term? There's also some talk about getting Everson Griffen.

Mr B wrote:I know you’re expecting Earl Thomas but he’s no Earl.


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Cactus Jack wrote:

bluejerseyjinx wrote:And he really wants to come to big D!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Damn, that would change the landscape.

Goober wrote:He would be a great addition to the 49ers. If they can get him Lynch has done an exceptional job this offseason

bluejerseyjinx wrote:I would never give up two first round draft choices at a diva position like DB or WR. Seattle gave up way too much despite him being a great player.