Seattle Seahawks Lands Star Safety Jamal Adams

Jamal Adams finally got what he asked for months later.

The New York Jets traded Jamal Adams and a 2022 fourth-round pick was traded to the Seattle Seahawks for the 2021 first-round pick, 2021 third-round pick, 2022 first-round pick, and safety Brandon McDougald.

This trade brings a big-play safety they’ve been missing since Earl Thomas signed with the Baltimore Ravens in 2019 free agency.

Jamal Adams has been in the league for three years and has substantially been productive each year. In his three years, he has recorded 210 solo tackles, 28 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, six forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries, and two interceptions. He also has made the Pro Bowl twice, as well as being named First-Team All-Pro this past season. 

He would substantially help the Seattle Seahawks secondary which was once known as the Legion of Boom. He’s a major upgrade from Bradley McDougald. 

Is Seattle all-in on a championship run, only time will tell?

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Baltimore Ravens Bolster Defensive Line with Calais Campbell Trade

Earlier today the Jacksonville Jaguars traded Pro Bowl Defensive End Calais Campbell to the Baltimore Ravens for a 2020 5th round pick.

Over the last two seasons, Calais Campbell had a total of 17 sacks. In the past two out of three seasons, he has averaged at least 10 or more sacks per season. 


This a very vital edition to the Baltimore Ravens defensive line who only had one player who has averaged more than 1 sack in the 2019 NFL season which was Chris Wormley.

 Matt Judon who averaged 9.5 sacks this past season was a linebacker. 

Tyus Bowser also a linebacker had 5 sacks this past season.

Most of the Baltimore Ravens sacks came from their linebacker core.

Calais Campbell will add the dynamic force this defensive line desperately needs, this Baltimore Ravens defense should add even more pressure on opposing Quarterbacks in the 2020 season, which will lead to even more interceptions by ball hawks Earl Thomas, Marlon Humphrey, and Marcus Peters. 

This was an outstanding move by the Baltimore Ravens and even was able to restructure the Calais Campbell deal for two years for $27 million. $20 of that 27 million is guaranteed.

We will soon see how this deal turns out for the Baltimore Ravens.

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What's Next for the Dallas Cowboys?

After cutting Dallas Cowboys All-Time touchdown receptions leader, Dez Bryant, the Cowboys now free up $8.5 million in cap space for the 2018 season.

Now the Dallas Cowboys need to address what is now a weak point for the team. The team needs to find a game changer deep threat wide receiver either in the draft or through free agency.

There are a lot of young talented receivers in the draft that could instantly help the Cowboys with their wide receiver problem. A name that comes to mind is Calvin Ridley from Alabama. Ridley had 63 receptions, 967 receiving yards, and five receiving touchdowns with the run-happy Alabama offense this past season.

Another potential wide receiver candidate in the draft is Maryland star wide receiver, DJ Moore. Moore had 80 receptions, 1033 receiving yards, and 8 receiving touchdowns. He could be the deep threat Dallas desperately needs.

Dallas should also look at star Texas A&M wide receiver Christian Kirk. Kirk had 71 receptions, 919 receiving yards, and 10 receiving touchdowns this past season.

Some key wide receiver free agents that are still available, if they can stay healthy, are Eric Decker and Jeremy Maclin.

Eric Decker had a decent season in his one year deal with the Tennessee Titans. Decker did pretty well to be a third option for the young and talented Titans’ team. Decker finished this past season, with 54 receptions, 563 receiving yards, and one touchdown reception.

Jeremy Maclin, once a star wide receiver before the injuries, can easily return to stardom if he can stay healthy. Maclin played this past season with the Baltimore Ravens, where he had 40 receptions, 440 receiving yards, and three touchdowns.

The Cowboys have several options to replace Dez Bryant. We will soon find out what option they choose.

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