We can finally put to rest any hypothetical about the Dallas Cowboys making a push to acquire the services of All-Pro safety Jamal Adams. It’s been a hot topic over the last year ever since the former sixth-overall pick of 2017 expressed his unhappiness with the New York Jets. Further fueling this narrative has been how Adam’s has expressed his desire to play for the Cowboys. All it took is for Jerry Jones to pull the trigger.
But alas, he did not.
Instead, it was Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider who was able to finagle a deal to land one of the league’s top safeties.