The Seattle Seahawks made a massive move last Saturday by trading for New York Jets do-it-all safety Jamal Adams. Seattle gave up veteran safety Bradley McDougald, along with two first-round picks and a 2021 third-rounder in order to land one of the brightest young stars in the game.
We have discussed at length what this deal means for the Seahawks, both in the short-term for the positive impact Adams can make on defense, as well as the long-term of not having a first-round pick until 2023 and how a contract extension affects the team’s salary cap.