Jamal Adams always has the loudest voice in the room, whether it’s on the field or in the locker room. If he’s talking football or talking trash, he demands your attention.
That’s why Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan figures to hear an earful when the vocal safety holds his exit meeting at the conclusion of the season. He plans to have a sincere discussion with management about the direction of the team.
“I just want to get on the same page,” Adams told The Post on Thursday. “We’ve got to change this.”
Adams, the Jets’ first-round pick in 2017 from LSU, was voted to his first Pro Bowl this year, despite the team’s 4-11 record.