FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - It took nearly a week, but New York Jets safety Jamal Adams finally met with general manager Joe Douglas to discuss the trade-deadline brouhaha that left Adams fuming.
Adams called it a productive discussion, saying Thursday he doesn't want to play anywhere else. He said it's his "calling" to play for the Jets and lead them to a Super Bowl.
The meeting, which included coach Adam Gase, occurred on Monday. Previously, Adams refused to meet with them because he was upset that he was dangled in trade talks.
"It went well.