When asked about the loss of Jamal Adams, New York Jets defensive coordinator Gregg Williams had little to say. He was tight-lipped about how he would replace him, though he was complimentary of both Ashtyn Davis and Bradley McDougald. He wasn’t shy about his feelings on the Seattle Seahawks defensive scheme though.
Speaking in a press conference Thursday afternoon, Williams said “Jamal may get bored there because they don’t use their safety-type things. All the different complexities of maybe not showing what they’re doing as we do.”
That’s a long-winded way of saying he believes the Seahawks defense doesn’t use safties well enough to get the most out of Adams, which is a strange criticism.