RENTON, Wash. (AP) — For all the excitement about Russell Wilson’s season-opening performance, there was an even better debut for the Seahawks.
Jamal Adams’ first game with Seattle didn’t disappoint.
Whether it was in the opposing backfield or roaming the secondary, the Seahawks' new defensive weapon was all over the field in a 38-25 opening win over Atlanta.
If first impressions are important, the one left by Adams only raised the optimism of how good Seattle’s defense might end up being with the addition of an All-Pro safety.
“He has brought the energy. He has brought the focus and I think that we are going to have a really great defense,” Wilson said of Adams’ debut.