Rams Sign Davante Adams with Two-Year, $44 Million Deal

Davante Adams has officially joined the Los Angeles Rams on a two-year, $44 million contract after being released by the New York Jets. Head coach Sean McVay's aggressive recruitment strategy, which included personalized highlight videos showcasing how Adams would fit into the Rams' offense, played a significant role in Adams' decision to sign with the team. Despite being on vacation in Japan, Adams was impressed by McVay’s dedication and the effort he put into the recruitment, stating it made him feel valued. The Rams, coming off a playoff appearance, still need to address weaknesses, particularly on the offensive line, having only signed one new lineman so far. With Adams joining Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua as key targets, the Rams aim to enhance their offensive capabilities moving forward. The team holds significant cap space and draft picks, which could allow for further improvements this offseason.