Wide receiver Davante Adams’ future is murky to say the least, as contract talks with the Green Bay Packers have been non-existent since the end of last season.
This was reported by the daily “The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel”, recalling that the 29-year-old athlete will be able to take advantage of the autonomy market from March 8. However, he could receive the franchise player tag by then, which would ensure the Packers retain their rights to him. Last January, the NFL Network reported that talks have not resumed since talks collapsed in July 2021.
Also, the Adams file could influence the future of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who does not exclude anything about the next campaign. The 2021 NFL MVP could, he says, return to Green Bay, demand a trade or retire, as he said after his team were eliminated.
Adams was invited to the Pro Bowl for a fifth straight year after rushing for 1,553 yards and 11 touchdowns on 123 receptions.
