The best safety in the NFL is slated to make around $3.5 million during the 2020 NFL season. It’s a blatant piece of disrespect Jamal Adams has carried around with him for the better part of the offseason.
That disrespect represents the root cause for why the New York Jets best player officially requested a trade last month. Therefore, to think there are any positives coming from such a situation would be labeled as “wildly optimistic.”
Unless you understand the salary cap, that is. And Adams is smart enough to understand Joe Douglas’ smarts to, in turn, realize he’s now dealing in a double-edged-sword world with his general manager.