Scouting report on Jets’ Jamal Adams, from game he mattered most

Ed Orgeron was worried.

This was back in December, and the LSU coach was getting his team ready to play in the Citrus Bowl against Heisman Trophy-winning Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson. The kickoff was at 11 a.m.

“The LSU Tigers normally don’t play well at 11,” Orgeron said. “I wanted to make sure I changed that. We had a 7 o’clock — what we call ‘clap session.’ I walked in there at 6:45 and there was Jamal Adams, sitting there ready to go. I knew he was going to play great.”

Adams, the Jets’ first-round draft pick, did just that. Adams, a safety, had five solo tackles on Jackson, including a highlight-reel play where he ran across the field and tackled Jackson behind the line of…