Seahawks' Jamal Adams Placed on Injured Reserve, Jets Reunion Possible

Adams' injury could end his 2023 season, while the Jets consider bolstering their safety position for the 2024 season.

Seattle Seahawks' safety Jamal Adams has been placed on injured reserve, likely ending his 2023 season due to knee issues.
Adams has two more years left on his $70 million contract with the Seahawks, but there is an opt-out clause that could see him leave, despite a $20 million dead cap hit.
Adams' previous team, the New York Jets, may be interested in a reunion, as they are in need of safety help for the 2024 season.
Adams has had a successful career, with four interceptions, 36 pass deflections, 21.5 sacks, seven forced fumbles, and over 494 total tackles, but has also struggled with injuries.
Three of the Jets' safeties are scheduled to be unrestricted free agents in March, leaving them with just two safeties on the 90-man roster.