Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams has a list of preferred destinations he'd like to be traded to
The Las Vegas Raiders could be making a blockbuster trade before the deadline approaches in November. None other than Davante Adams, who has been in trade rumors for the last two years, is soon on his way out of town. Right now, the team is gauging interest, and while Adams hasn't publicly said he wants to […]
The Las Vegas Raiders could be making a blockbuster trade before the deadline approaches in November. None other than Davante Adams, who has been in trade rumors for the last two years, is soon on his way out of town.
Right now, the team is gauging interest, and while Adams hasn't publicly said he wants to be traded, he's stopped fighting the battle he's fought prior.
With the rumors swirling, with multiple big-time insiders confirming the rumors, the Raiders will have a decision to make. Ultimately, that decision will likely come down to which team gives them the best deal, and sets them up the best for either right now, or the future. So, we don't know where he will go if he even is traded.
But, what we do know, is that he has a few places and teams he wants to go.
According to Jordan Schultz of Bleacher Report, Adams is interested in joining a few teams and wants a change of scenery. Schultz also mentioned that Adams was pretty upset when Derek Carr was let go, as that was the reason he wanted to go to Las Vegas. But, he stuck through it, and genuinely wanted to remain in Las Vegas and make it work.
However, more bad things continued to pile up, and now he wants out. And, that's fair. He's still in his prime, despite the numbers not reflecting that. He's still a top wide receiver in this league, and he hasn't won a Super Bowl yet.
Schultz mentioned that Adams has a list of teams he would like to be traded to, but the one that is currently confirmed is the New York Jets, where his old running mate Aaron Rodgers is. That makes sense, and it's something that has been floated around out there for a while.
Now, it's just about waiting to see what happens.
