Raiders WR Adams Says He Must Be Involved More To Win

Raiders WR Adams says he must be more involved in offense to reach "greatness"

Las Vegas Raiders' wide receiver Davante Adams is frustrated with his recent lack of ball involvement, having been targeted just nine times in the team's last two games.
Adams has caught just six of those nine passes for a total of 74 yards but feels his performances should be more about 'greatness' than wins or losses.
Last year, Adams led the NFL in receiving touchdowns and is aiming for his fifth season in six with over 1,300 receiving yards, showing his crucial role in the team's offense.
Adams expressed that his criticism isn't directed at coach Josh McDaniels but at having quarterbacks need to find ways to get him the ball even when he’s double-teamed.
Despite the Raiders recent wins, their offense only scored a total of 38 points, leading to skepticism of sustained success. Adams views more involvement on his part as a solution to offensive struggles.