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Jamal Adams Eyes Year 10 with Vikings
28 Jul
Summary
- Jamal Adams is joining his sixth NFL team, the Minnesota Vikings.
- He previously played for the Jets, Seahawks, Titans, Lions, and Raiders.
- Adams has earned over $71 million in his nine-year NFL career.
Jamal Adams, the sixth overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft, is making his way to his sixth professional team, the Minnesota Vikings. Adams confirmed his move by tweeting, "Year 10 #skol." This transition marks the beginning of his tenth season in the league.
During his career, Adams spent three seasons with the New York Jets, earning two Pro Bowl selections and multiple All-Pro honors. He was later traded to the Seattle Seahawks, where he secured another Pro Bowl nod and All-Pro recognition, signing a record-setting extension at the time.
After his tenure with the Seahawks concluded in 2023, Adams played for the Tennessee Titans and Detroit Lions in 2024. He also spent time with the Las Vegas Raiders, appearing in 17 games and making four starts, transitioning from safety to linebacker.
Throughout his nine-year NFL journey, Adams has accumulated over $71 million in earnings. It remains to be seen whether he will play safety or linebacker in the Vikings' defense under coach Brian Flores, given the scheme's flexibility.
