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NFL.com News fantasy football takes on Davante Adams

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PositiveProjectionJul 24, 2026
Adams, the NFL's reigning receiving touchdowns leader, was rewarded by his peers with a return to the Top 100 after a bizarre hiatus. His first year with Matthew Stafford's Rams could not have gone much better despite missing 1,000 receiving yards for the first time since 2019 and 800 for the first time in a decade. Stafford looked Adams' way nearly every time Los Angeles reached the red zone, making him the closer in the offense; Adams logged 49 routes run inside the 10-yard line in 2025, the most of any wide receiver in the NFL, establishing him as the Rams' primary red-zone target.
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Adams struggled on Sunday with a pair of drops and finished with four catches for 32 yards, though he was at his best in the fourth quarter. However, the source notes he was off to the best three-game start to his illustrious 13-year career before this game. Adams went off for 332 yards in two games without Nacua before this matchup. The Rams face a question of how to get Nacua and Adams synced up in the same game, as they form one of the league's top wide receiver duos.
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Adams exploded for a second straight game, making seven catches for 137 yards despite getting shadow treatment from first-team All-Pro cornerback Patrick Surtain II. The source notes Adams' production came without Puka Nacua, showing his ability to carry the offense. On the final play, Adams was targeted on a five-vertical route in a must-score situation: 'We had a five-verts (vertical routes) situation. It's not a play that we were anticipating, obviously. Sometimes you have those gotta-have-it moments. It's about the details. We've got to communicate better and find a way to come down with it.' Adams also noted: 'It's nothing to freak out about. There's a lot of football left. It's not like we're not playing good ball, obviously excluding that first game.'