The Baltimore Ravens reportedly pursed Jets safety Jamal Adams prior to last season’s trade deadline, as the looked to bolster a safety room that saw Tony Jefferson and DeShon Elliot lost to injury. Talks stalled, and Baltimore saw Chuck Clark come into his own to take over Jefferson’s role. Clark played his way to a new three-year contract extension, and figures to be an important part of the Ravens defense next season.
But could Jamal Adams still yet enter the fold?
Adams has wanted a new contract, but the two sides are still reportedly far apart in negotiations, and ESPN’s Adam Schefter says the former first-round pick will now be skipping out on the team’s voluntary virtual offseason program.