In a recent episode of “The Rush With Maxx Crosby” podcast, Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams opened up about his move to Sin City two seasons ago, hinting at some feelings of regret.
The conversation initially veered towards the emergence of Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love, Adams’ former teammate. However, Adams steered the discussion towards his decision to leave Green Bay rather than focusing on Love himself.
Reflecting on his choice, Adams emphasized the importance of standing by one’s decisions, regardless of the outcomes. He expressed a sense of acceptance, stating, “I’ll never regret anything. I don’t care if I came [to Las Vegas] and my career went to s–t. You’ve got to make decisions and roll with them.” Despite his resolve, he couldn’t help but acknowledge Love’s success, admitting, “dang, [Jordan Love] kind of balling right now.”
Adams acknowledged recognizing Love’s potential during their time together in Green Bay. However, he emphasized the necessity of making decisions based on what he deemed best for himself at that juncture.
Following the trade to the Raiders in 2022, reports surfaced suggesting Adams’ preference for joining the team stemmed from his desire to reunite with former college teammate Derek Carr, who was then the Raiders’ starting quarterback. Despite the Packers’ efforts to retain him, Adams opted for the Raiders, even reportedly turning down a more lucrative offer from Green Bay.
During his time in Las Vegas, Adams has faced various challenges, prompting speculation about his future with the team. His recent remarks indicate a determination to navigate through the uncertainty ahead.
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