Aaron Rodgers reportedly won’t be a member of the New York Jets next season. Neither will Davante Adams, most likely.

The New York Jets unsurprisingly opted to move on from Aaron Rodgers on Sunday after his dismal season. The Jets entered the year with Super Bowl aspirations, d ...

The Jets gave up a third round pick to the Raiders for Davante Adams only to have Aaron Rodgers do what he does and pull the ...

What does the future hold for Davante Adams in Florham Park, New Jersey after major news about his friend and long-time ...

While the NFL Honors event is all about the awards on paper, it’s all about the fits and fashion when it comes to the eye. We put together a photo gallery of some of the top looks that rolled through ...

Raider Nation Radio's Q Myers chats with kid reporter Jeremiah about his pregame interview with Pro Bowl wide receiver Davante Adams, his dream job, his family and more. General Manager John ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- New York City Mayor Eric Adams said in a recent interview, "the Democratic Party left me." This comes in response to a question from former Fox News host Tucker Carlson that ...

Davante Adams’ time in New York might be over, despite the Pro Bowl wide receiver spending less than a year with the Jets. And he knows which team he doesn’t want to go to ahead of a potential ...

New York Jets wide receiver Davante Adams spoke to Kay Adams of the Up & Adams Show, broadcast on YouTube. In the latest episode, the 32-year-old opened up on plenty of topics, including not ...

The Jets finally pulled the trigger on a long-rumored trade for wide receiver Davante Adams in the middle of the 2024 season, hoping that the reunion of quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his favorite ...

Steve Witkoff, the president's envoy to the Middle East, invited Adams to the ceremony. Witkoff was present when Adams met with Mr. Trump at the president's Palm Beach, Florida golf club last week.

Mayor Adams attended Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday after getting a last-minute invite from Trump that led him to cancel appearances at multiple Martin Luther King Day events in New York.