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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Robert Quinn Adds Substance to the Dolphins Defensive Line

Robert Quinn, a two time Pro Bowler, First Team All-Pro back in 2013, was traded yesterday to the Miami Dolphins. Quinn and a 6th round swap pick were traded to the Miami Dolphins for a 4th round and 6th round swap pick.

From 2012-2014, Robert Quinn was one of the most feared defensive ends in the league. In 2013, Quinn racked up 19 sacks in a season. Some defensive ends don't even get that many sacks in three seasons combined let alone in one season.

But these past few years, Robert Quinn has dealt with hip injuries, back injuries, and a concussion injury that has had him sitting on the sideline, more than playing on the field.

Quinn still has two years and roughly $24 million left on his contract. This could be a big reason why the Rams traded him, especially after adding lockdown cornerback Marcus Peters.

The Rams have two key players that they need to resign this summer, Sammy Watkins and Lamarcus Joyner, so getting rid of Quinn’s $24 million appears to be a smart business decision, but only time will tell if they would be able to replace the defensive end who was able to compile 8.5 sacks and 21 tackles.

Miami on the other hand, will have a three headed monster defensive line with Cameron Wake, Robert Quinn, and Ndamukong Suh if everyone can stay healthy. If you combine their stats for this past season they would equate to 23.5 sacks and 105 tackles.

If they all stay healthy this upcoming season, this defensive line could be one of the best defensive lines in the NFL. Only time will tell if that happens, we just have to wait and see.


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