Were the Cowboys Smart to Pass on Jamal Adams Trade?

Were the Dallas Cowboys right to pass on a trade for Jamal Adams?The Seattle Seahawks are conducting mandatory minicamp this week and they are doing so without Adams, the standout safety who was swapped from the Jets to the Seahawks a year ago with the assumption that hed eventually be given a new contract.There may be ongoing contract negotiations. And there may be other reasons that Adams wont report to the three-day minicamp due to personal reasons.But the contract for the 25-year old Adams, who will be entering the final year of his rookie contract and slated to make $9.86 million in 2021, is an issue.Would it have been an issue had he gotten his wish last July and been traded to Dallas?As we reported last spring and summer, Adams was willing to be flexible in his contact goals had he joined the Cowboys. How flexible is he willing to be now? All indications are that he desires to become the NFL highest-paid safety, surpassing Broncos star Justin Simmons, who is currently making $15.25 million annually Matt Forte T-Shirt.There has also been speculation that Adams views himself as more than just a safety and might want to be paid that way. Last season, he set an NFL record for sacks by a defensive back by totaling 9.5 sacks in just 12 games for Seattle. He also had 34 quarterback pressures, more than twice as many as any other NFL defensive backs.

Joe Namath Hoodie
Tevin Coleman Face Mask