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Davante Adams is with the Los Angeles Rams and it’s the best news if you are a fan of the Rams. The man will need to stay healthy and deliver, but this is a future Hall of Famer, and potentially just what the Rams need to get to the Super Bowl.

You can’t make this stuff up, but you can write about it. I don’t have much to add right now, but know I am stoked.

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WR Davante Adams signing two-year, $46 million deal with Rams (nfl.com)

“Adams arrives in L.A. as the Rams prepare to part ways with former triple-crown winner Cooper Kupp.

Adams spent just 11 games with the New York Jets after a 2024 midseason trade from the Las Vegas Raiders. New York shipped a conditional third-round pick to Las Vegas for Adams in mid-October.”

Grading Rams’ addition of Davante Adams: LA makes the big splash it needed on offense (ramswire)

“In Sean McVay’s eight years as the head coach, the Rams have only had one other year where they averaged fewer yards per game than they averaged (331) in 2024. That was the 2022 season where things went off the rails and everyone was hurt in the second half of the year.

It became clear that the offense needed help around Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams and Nacua, and the front office wasted no time making a splash. The team agreed to a two-year, $46 million deal with Davante Adams on Sunday, bringing in one of the top wide receivers on the market.”

From Rams cornerstone to castoff: Cooper Kupp admits it’s tough saying goodbye (latimes)

“I walked into Sean’s office and he said, ‘We’re going to trade you,’” Kupp told The Times in his first extensive public comments on the topic. “I asked if there were any other thoughts on ways to move forward, were there any other options to figure things out, and he said no, this is the way they wanted to go.”

Kupp, a cornerstone in the Rams’ rise from NFL also-rans to Super Bowl champions, took an almost passive, go-along-to-get-along approach to the news.”