Jamal Adams Injury News & Updates

Adams and the Raiders agreed on a contract Tuesday, Saad Yousuf, Tashan Reed and Jeff Howe of The Athletic reports.

Adams will reunite with his former head coach Pete Carroll, joining Las Vegas after combining to record seven total tackles (four solo) over five contests with the Titans and Lions in 2024. The safety appears to be past his prime, but some of his best years were with Carroll in Seattle, and maybe he can find a groove again with the Raiders as a depth option in the team's secondary.

Adams has been elevated from the practice squad Saturday ahead of Sunday's game against the Bills.

Adams played seven defensive snaps in the Week 14 win over the Packers, recording one solo tackle. He's expected to operate as a depth option at strong safety behind Brian Branch.

Adams reverted to the Lions' practice squad Friday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Adams made his Lions' debut in Thursday's win over the Packers, and he managed to log one solo tackle across seven defensive snaps. Adams can be elevated from the practice squad twice more this season, and he could see more snaps on defense as he gets acclimated to the Lions' defensive playbook.

Detroit elevated Adams from the practice squad to the active roster ahead of Thursday night's game against Green Bay.

Adams started the 2024 regular season on the Titans' active roster, but after being placed on the reserve/non-football injury list Oct. 12, his request for a release was granted five days later. The veteran safety signed with the Lions' practice squad Sunday, and he'll appear in just his fourth game of the 2024 campaign Thursday. Adams gives the Lions depth in the secondary behind starting safeties Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph.

Adams is signing with the Lions' practice squad with an eye toward moving up to the active roster, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The former All-Pro safety got his release from the Titans' reserve/non-football injury list in October, and he reportedly wanted to join a contender, per Schefter. Adams appeared on just 20 snaps over three games for the Titans this season, and while he was dealing with a hip injury early in the year, it was never considered serious. Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph are Detroit's starting safeties, but Adams could join the rotation if he moves up to the active roster.

The Titans agreed Thursday to release Adams (hip) from the reserve/non-football injury list, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Adams was placed on the NFI list Saturday, after a hip injury limited him to just three appearances on the season, and a total of 20 defensive snaps in those appearances. It appears Adams' lack of availability was at least in part unrelated to injury, however, as he's no reportedly fully healthy and ready for another opportunity following his release. The veteran safety will look to land elsewhere in the league and prove his health.

The Titans placed Adams (hip) on the non-football injury reserve list Saturday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Adams has been dealing with a hip injury all season and has totaled just 20 defensive snaps over his three contests. Per Turron Davenport of ESPN.com, the veteran safety has been frustrated by his minimal playing time, and he'll now be required to sit out at least Tennessee's next four games. Adams' earliest possible return date is Nov. 10, when the Titans face the Chargers.

Adams (hip) has been ruled out ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Colts, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Adams likely aggravated his hip injury at some point over the past two weeks, as he was unable to log a single practice session and has since been ruled out for Week 6. With Adams sidelined Sunday, expect Mike Brown and Julius Wood to serve as Tennessee's top reserve safeties.

Adams (hip) was listed as a limited participant on Wednesday's injury report, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Adams was held out of the regular-season opener due to a hip issue, but it hasn't been a problem for him over the last couple of games. His limited participation Wednesday is likely due to injury maintenance, and unless he misses any practices this week, he should be good to go for Sunday's AFC South clash against the Colts. Adams has recorded four tackles (two solo) across three regular-season games this year.

Adams (hip) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

The first-year Titan missed Tennessee's Week 1 loss due to a hip injury, but it appears he's recovered in time to face the Jets, the team that drafted him, in Week 2. Adams has dealt with injury problems over the past couple of seasons, appearing in just 10 regular-season games. If he's healthy enough to face the Jets on Sunday, he's expected to serve as the Titans' top rotational safety.

Adams (hip) is expected to return to practice Wednesday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Adams was unable to suit up in Week 1 due to the injury but has a chance to make his Titans debut Sunday against the Jets. The veteran safety joined the team in July on a one-year contract following his release from the Seahawks in March. The veteran safety has remained productive when healthy; however, he's only appeared in 10 regular-season games over the last two seasons, and missed most of training camp due to general soreness on top of his current hip injury.

Adams (hip) has been ruled for Sunday's game against the Bears, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Adams' debut with the Titans will have to wait until at least Week 2, when the team takes on the Jets at home. The veteran safety is dealing with a hip injury after having spent much of August sidelined due to general soreness. In Adams' stead, Julius Wood will work as Tennessee's No. 2 strong safety versus Chicago.

Adams (hip) is not present at the early portion off Thursday's practice open to the media, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Adams spent most of training camp sidelined due to general soreness, and he's now missed back-to-back practices in preparation for Week 1 due to a hip issue. The veteran safety will only have one more opportunity to upgrade his practice level ahead of Sunday's contest against the Bears. If Adams can't go, Julius Wood will stand to step up as Tennessee's No. 2 strong safety.

Adams (hip) didn't participate in Wednesday's practice, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Adams was sidelined for most of August with general soreness, but it now appears a hip injury could prevent him from suiting up for the Titans' Week 1 affair. The 2017 first-round pick will likely need to practice Thursday or Friday in order to play Sunday. If he's unable to go, expect Julius Wood to work as Tennessee's second-string strong safety.

Adams (soreness) did not practice Wednesday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Adams doesn't appear to be dealing with a specific injury and has gotten occasional days off throughout training camp. This shouldn't affect his status for a Week 1 matchup against Chicago, though it will be worth monitoring his practice status in the coming days.

Adams (soreness) is likely to return to the team this week, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

The safety dealt with a knee injury in Seattle last season, though it remains unclear if that issue is the source of this one. Adams was released by the Seahawks in May after playing just 10 regular season games the past two seasons. The three-time All-Pro signed with the Titans in July and could open the 2024 campaign as the team's starting strong safety.

Adams has been sidelined at training camp due to soreness and is not practicing Wednesday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

The source of Adams' soreness is unclear, although it could be related to a knee injury he dealt with last season. The veteran safety joined the Titans in July after he was released by the Seahawks in May. Adams was limited to just one game in 2022 and nine in 2023, but if he can stay healthy, he should be Tennessee's starter at strong safety.

Adams (knee) agreed to terms Thursday on a contract with the Titans, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Adams, now presumably healthy after dealing with late-season knee injuries down the stretch in 2023, links up with Tennessee shortly ahead of the start of training camp. He tallied 48 tackles (34 solo) and two pass breakups across nine appearances with Seattle last season, and across four years with the team he suited up for just 34 contests. Injury woes could follow Adams to his new team, but when healthy his proclivity for high tackle numbers should make him a relevant fantasy asset in IDP formats, even if he's not the same player he was when he earned All-Pro honors in the third year of his career.

The Seahawks are in line to release Adams (knee), Brady Henderson of ESPN reports.

Per Henderson, Adams -- who is bouncing back from a late-season knee issue -- was set to make a non-guaranteed $16.5 million in 2024 and count $26.9 million against the Seahawks' salary cap. During the 2023 regular season, the 2017 first-rounder was limited to nine games, while logging 48 tackles in that span. Also being let go by Seattle per the report will be Quandre Diggs, with the pair of looming moves poised to leave the team with a void at safety ahead of free agency.

Adams (knee) posted 48 tackles (34 solo) and two pass breakups across nine games during the 2023 season.

Adams has played just 34 games over four seasons with the Seahawks, including just 10 games over the last two years. The 29-year-old safety has been a consistent starter when healthy, typically stacking up high tackle counts despite showing some lapses in coverage. His current knee injury shouldn't keep him out to start the 2024 season. Adams is signed through the 2025 season, although his contract has outs in each of the next two seasons.

The Seahawks placed Adams (knee) on injured reserve Saturday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

Adams had missed Seattle's last two games with this knee injury and he was already ruled out for the team's Week 17 affair, but it now seems as if this issue will force him to miss the remainder of the year. The 28-year-old appeared in nine games for the Seahawks this season, tallying 48 total tackles, including seven tackles for loss. Julian Love is expected to see even more work in Seattle's secondary with Adams missing the team's last two games.

Adams (knee) has been ruled out ahead of Sunday's game against the Steelers, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

The 28-year-old safety began Seattle's week of practice with two limited sessions, but after a DNP on Friday, he'll miss his third consecutive game Sunday. Head coach Pete Carroll told reporters Friday that Adams is "doing everything he can" to get back on the field, and it's "just really really frustrating that he can't quite get over the hump," per Curtis Crabtree of Fox 13 Seattle. With Adams missing more time, expect Julian Love to see increased work in the Seahawks' secondary.

Adams (knee) was considered to be limited participant at Seattle's walkthrough Wednesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams has missed the team's last two contests due to a knee injury, but head coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that the safety was "bouncing around" at walkthrough and that he's "pumped to be back out there". It's unclear if the 28-year-old will be able to return to the field Sunday versus the Steelers, but Wednesday's session was a step in the right direction.

Adams (knee) has been ruled out ahead of Sunday's game against the Titans, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Adams recorded consecutive DNPs to open Seattle's week of practice, so it's no surprise that the All-Pro safety won't suit up Sunday. The 28-year-old has struggled to stay on the field recently, appearing in just 10 games over the past two seasons, and with him missing Week 16's contest, expect Julian Love to see increased work in the Seahawks' secondary.

Adams (knee) was deemed a non-participant in Wednesday's walkthrough practice session, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

A nagging knee injury resulted in Adams sitting out his second game over the past five weeks Monday against Philadelphia, though Julian Love stepped in and had a big game with nine tackles and two pickoffs. Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that Adams is "still in recovery mode" and that the team has "acknowledged" the possibility of shutting the safety down for the season to let his knee get healthy, per John Boyle of the team's official site, though Carroll also suggested that Adams wants to try to continue to play. That casts considerable uncertainly about his chance of suiting up Sunday in Tennessee, and Adams' practice participation during the remainder of Week 16 prep could shed more light on his outlook moving forward.

Adams (knee) is listed as inactive for Monday's game versus the Eagles, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official website reports.

Adams drew a questionable designation due to a knee injury heading into the evening, and he will ultimately sit out as a result. In his absence, Julian Love is a prime candidate to replace him at strong safety.

Adamas (knee) has been deemed questionable to face Philadelphia on Monday Night Football, Curtis Crabtree of Fox 13 Seattle reports.

Adams has been dealing with a knee injury since late October, but it's cost him just one contest thus far. He didn't practice at all this week, though head coach Pete Carroll indicated that the team opted to rest the safety's knee, per Brady Henderson of ESPN.com. That said, Carroll didn't give any indication about whether he expects Adams to play Monday, so he could be a true game-time call.

Adams (knee) did not practice Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams has been on the injury report with a knee issue for the better part of the last two months. He was able to play in all but one game since, so it's likely that he'll be ready to suit up Monday against the Eagles. Nevertheless, it would be reassuring to see Adams practice in some capacity either Friday or Saturday.

Adams (knee) was a full participant in Friday's practice and does not carry an injury designation ahead of Sunday's contest against the 49ers.

Adams was able to log back-to-back full practice sessions to end the week and is set to suit up against the 49ers for the second time this season. Adams had six tackles (three solo) in the first matchup and has accumulated 44 tackles (31 solo) and two pass deflections in eight games this season.

Adams (knee) was a limited participant in practice Thursday after missing Wednesday's session, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.

Adams is trending in the right direction as the Seahawks' Week 14 matchup with the 49ers approaches. The safety has 44 tackles and two passes defensed in eight games this season.

Adams (knee) did not participate in Wednesday's practice session, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams missed Week 11 due to a knee injury, but returned in Week 12 against the Cowboys and posted 10 tackles (seven solo). His participation in practice over the next couple of days will give a better indication on his availability Sunday against the 49ers.

Adams posted 10 tackles (seven solo) in Thursday's loss to Dallas.

Adams missed Week 11 due to a knee injury but was able to suit up last Thursday against San Francisco. He didn't have an injury designation heading into Week 13 versus the Cowboys and played on all but one of the Seahawks' defensive snaps. Adams produced a season-high tackle total in the defeat and will now have 10 days to prepare for a Week 14 rematch against the 49ers.

Adams (knee) was a full participant at Seattle's practice Tuesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams was considered a limited participant on Monday's estimated injury report, but he was able to log a full practice Tuesday. The safety appears to be ready to go for Thursday's game against the 49ers.

Adams (knee) was listed as a limited participant on Monday's practice estimate, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

The injury report was an "estimation of participation" since Seattle didn't practice Monday, per Boyle. Adams missed Sunday's loss to the Rams with soreness in his surgically-repaired quad, but that issue was not listed on Monday's report. Coach Pete Carroll said after Sunday's defeat that he expects Adams, who has 28 tackles and two passes defensed this season, to play Thursday night against the 49ers, per Brady Henderson of ESPN.

Coach Pete Carroll said following Sunday's loss to the Rams that he thinks Adams (knee/quad) will be able to play Thursday night against the 49ers, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

Adams apparently was just dealing with some soreness in his surgically-repaired quad, which is what kept him from play against Los Angeles. The upcoming short week may have also played a part. The 28-year-old has started six games this season, recording 28 tackles (21 solo) and two pass breakups.

Adams (knee) is inactive Sunday versus the Rams.

Adams began Week 11 prep with a DNP, though the reason given was partially attributed to rest. It appears that he may be dealing with a more-than-minor knee injury, however, as the safety followed a limited practice session Thursday with another DNP on Friday and has now been ruled out for Sunday. The Seahawks play again Thanksgiving Day versus San Francisco, and it remains to be seen whether Adams will be able to participate in that matchup.

Adams (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest versus the Rams, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.

While Adams is dealing with a knee issue, he was listed as being a resting player on Seattle's injury report to begin the week. He logged a DNP on Wednesday before practicing in limited fashion Thursday, but he sat out entirely again Friday. Head coach Pete Carroll said "we'd like them to (play)" when referring to Adams and wide receiver Tyler Lockett, per Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic, lending an air of mystery about Adams' status for Sunday against the Rams. There seems to be a fair chance that he'll suit up, but if he doesn't, Julian Love would likely step in to start in his place.

Adams (knee) is active for Sunday's game with the Browns.

Adams opened the week as a nonparticipant at practice but he was able to work up to full participation Friday and he's now ready to go for Week 8. The safety registered a season-high six tackles in Seattle's win over the Cardinals in Week 7.

Adams (knee) is officially questionable to play against the Browns on Sunday in Week 8, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Adams saw his practice participation go from DNP to limited to full during Week 8 prep, and Seattle head coach Pete Carroll said Friday that the safety should be able to suit up Sunday, per John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site. Adams is coming off playing a season-high 93 percent of the Seahawks' defensive snaps in a Week 7 win against Arizona, and he also logged a season-best six tackles in that contest.

Adams (concussion) was not listed on the Seahawks' injury report Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams participated in practice on a limited basis Wednesday while he was still in the concussion protocol. The safety returned to action for the first time since Week 1 of the 2022 season in Week 4 against the Giants, but he left the game after nine plays with a concussion.

Adams (concussion) was a limited participant in practice Wednesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams is still in the concussion protocol despite head coach Pete Carroll previously stating that he expected the 2017-first-round pick to have cleared it by now. Although he was able to practice, Adams will still need to clear the concussion protocol in order to play against the Bengals on Sunday.

Head coach Pete Carroll said that he expects Adams to clear the concussion protocol Tuesday, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Adams suffered a concussion during his season debut against the Giants Week 4 and is expected to be back in action soon. The 2017 first-round pick has only played in one game in the past year but will look to make his permanent return Sunday against the Bengals once he officially clears the protocol.

Head coach Pete Carroll stated after Monday night's victory over the Giants that Adams should be able to play in Week 6 against the Bengals, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Adams logged only nine plays on Seattle's first defensive series of the contest before exiting with an apparent head injury, and he was later ruled out for the remainder of the game. However, due to an early bye week, Adams may not miss any additional game action. The team should provide additional updates on the veteran safety as he progresses through the league's concussion protocol.

Adams (concussion) has been ruled out for the remainder of Monday's matchup with the Giants.

Adams lasted just one defensive possession in his season debut Monday and he will now enter concussion protocol. The safety will benefit from the Seahawks' bye week in Week 5 and set his sights on being back for the team's next contest Oct. 15 versus Cincinnati.

Adams (head) exited Monday's contest with the Giants and is being evaluated for a concussion, Art Stapleton of The Bergen Record reports.

Adams was making his season debut after missing the last 385 days while recovering from a torn quadriceps in his left leg, but his status for the rest of the game is now in question. Julian Love will handle the lion's share of work at strong safety for the time being.

Adams (knee) is active for Monday's game at the Giants.

Adams' 2022 season came to a close quickly when he sustained a torn left quadriceps tendon Week 1. It was a long and winding recovery for the seventh-year pro, but after putting in full practices during the entirety of Week 4 prep, he's back in action for the first time in 385 days. Quandre Diggs and Julian Love have fared well as a safety tandem so far in the current campaign, so it remains to be seen how much work Adams will be able to handle in his season debut.

Adams (knee) practiced with the team Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

The three-time All-Pro has not played since Week 1 of the 2022 season after tearing the quadriceps in his left leg. Adams was listed as questionable for Seattle's Week 3 game against the Panthers but ended up sitting out again. The safety should play Monday night against the Giants.

Adams (knee) is expected to be active for the Seahawks' Week 4 matchup with the Giants, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Head coach Pete Carroll said after Seattle's 37-27 win over the Panthers on Sunday that Adams "will play next week". The safety was able to practice each day ahead of Week 3 and although he didn't play, the Seahawks will have an extra day before they take on the Giants on Monday Night Football in Week 4.

Adams (knee) is inactive for Sunday's contest against the Panthers.

Adams has been closing in on making his first appearance since Week 1 of last season, when he sustained a torn quadriceps in his left leg. Despite sandwiching full sessions around Thursday's limited practice this week, though, he won't be available to the Seahawks defense Sunday. In Adams' stead, Julian Love (hamstring) will continue to team with Quandre Diggs (hamstring) as Seattle's starting safety tandem.

Adams (knee) is not expected to suit up versus the Panthers on Sunday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Adams is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's contest, but it looks like he will need more time before retaking the field since the first time since Week 1 of the 2022 season. Seattle's inactive list, to be released roughly 90 minutes before Sunday's 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff, will make Adams' status official. The Seahawks' defense is in dire need of playmakers after a rough two-game stretch to begin the 2023 campaign, so it's encouraging at least that Adams reportedly has a better chance of playing Week 4 versus the Giants on Monday Night Football.

The Seahawks have listed Adams as questionable for Sunday's tilt against the Panthers, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Head coach Pete Carroll indicated Adams is "as close as you can get," according to Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic. While it sounds like he will be a game-time decision, the 27-year-old appears to be trending in the right direction. With Julian Love (hamstring) and Quandre Diggs (hamstring) both banged up, it could be an advantageous time for Adams to make his season debut.

Adams (knee) was a limited participant at the Seahawks' practice Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams pulled back his workload at practice Thursday after logging a full session to open the week Wednesday. It's unclear whether the safety suffered a setback with his knee or if the team is being cautious in their approach ahead of Week 3 versus Carolina. More information on his status will come on Seattle's final injury report Friday.

Adams (knee) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

"There's always the possibility that he could play, because he's practicing with us, he'll go full-go today and have a great week, I hope," coach Pete Carroll said. "We're planning on making sure we don't do it until the time is exactly right, so we're trying to measure that, sensing how he feels and all of that. He's really excited about how close he is, so we'll see what happens." Adams, of course, is looking to make his first appearance since last season's Week 1 torn ACL. We'll have a better idea on his Week 3 availability later this week.

Adams (knee) will practice in full this week beginning Wednesday, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Adams will see his workload ramp up this week, but that doesn't necessarily mean the Pro Bowl safety will return Sunday against the Panthers. "We just want to get through a week of practice and see how he does," head coach Pete Carroll said. It's still good news for the veteran safety, as Wednesday will mark his first full practice with no restrictions since suffering a tear of his quadriceps tendon in the team's 2022 season opener. A more realistic goal, according to Bell, will be for Adams to make his return in Week 4 against the Giants.

The Seahawks have ruled Adams (knee) out for Sunday's matchup against the Lions, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Adams will now have to wait another week to make his return to the field as he's been out since tearing his quadriceps tendon Week 1 last year. With the 27-year-old out once again, Julian Love will likely start for the second week in a row.

Adams (knee) logged a limited practice session Wednesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams suffered a torn quadriceps tendon in Week 1 last year that required surgery and ended his season. The star defensive back has been rehabilitating since, with Wednesday's practice marking his first of any sort since the injury occurred. Given his ability to practice -- albeit in limited fashion -- to begin the week, there's a good chance Adams can make his return to the field when Seattle battles the Lions in Detroit on Sunday.

Coach Pete Carroll said Monday that Adams (knee) should be back at practice this week ahead of Sunday's game at Detroit, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams missed Seattle's regular-season opener as he continued to recover from a torn quad he sustained early last season, but a return to practice would suggest he could be ready to play again as early as Week 2. Look for the Seahawks' upcoming injury reports to provide further clarity regarding his availability.

Coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that Adams (knee) "will get back on the field, get a lot of work" next week, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Adams is closing in on his recovery from a torn left quad that he suffered Week 1 of last season. While he spent most of training camp and the preseason on the active/PUP list, he passed a physical and was activated Aug. 24. There's an expectation he'll be able to make his debut by Week 5, but he also won't be available for Sunday's opener against the Rams. Considering Adams is slated to mix into drills next week, there's a chance the Seahawks have his services as soon as Week 2 at Detroit.

Adams (quadriceps) will not play Week 1 against the Rams, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

The Seahawks took Adams off the PUP list because they think he can be ready before Week 5, but coach Pete Carroll confirmed Friday that the safety will miss at least one game. Adams suffered a torn quad tendon last September and has played exactly as many games (25) as he's missed through three seasons with the Seahawks. His upcoming absence leaves Julian Love as the likely starter next to Quandre Diggs, with Seattle having prepared for this scenario by giving Love a two-year, $12 million contract this March after he made 16 starts and recorded 124 tackles in his final season with the Giants.

Adams (quadriceps) passed his physical and was removed from the Seahawks' active/PUP list Thursday, John Boyle of the team's official website reports.

Adams is not expected to fully participate at practice right away, but rather get eased back into the swing of things. The Pro-Bowl safety was acquired by Seattle in 2020 and has since accumulated 173 tackles (118 solo), two interceptions, nine passes defensed, one forced fumble and 9.5 sacks across 25 games. He missed nearly the entire 2022 campaign after suffering a season-ending quadriceps injury, but it looks like he is nearing the end of that recovery process.

Adams (quadriceps) was placed on the Seahawks PUP list Wednesday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

Adams missed the final 17 games of Seattle's 2022 season after suffering a torn quadriceps muscle during their Week 1 win over Denver. The 2017 first-round pick received three straight All-Pro honors from 2018 to 2020 but has been plagued with injuries over the past two seasons. Head coach Pete Carroll told reporters that he's hopeful Adams will be ready for Week 1 ahead of the coming season.

Adams' (quadriceps) status remains uncertain, Nick Shook of NFL.com reports.

Adams played in just one game before suffering a season-ending quadriceps injury last year. "He's doing well," Seahawks general manager John Schneider said Thursday. "He's working his tail off. We want to be really careful with this. It's been two years in a row where he's been banged up now." Seattle traded for Adams in July of 2020, and he went on to set a NFL record for sacks as a defensive back (9.5), but he's appeared in just 25 games over the past three seasons.

Adams (knee) is making a push to be ready for the start of training camp, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

Adams is progressing well after tearing his quadriceps tendon during Seattle's Week 1 win against the Broncos. Head Coach Pete Carroll said that the 27-year-old will be ready for the start of the regular season and that he could even be back in time for the start of training camp. Adams will be a part of a talented safety trio next season playing alongside Quandre Diggs and Julian Love as the 2017 first-round pick will look to return to his pre-injury form.

Head coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that Adams (knee) is "making his progress" and "doing his stuff," John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

Coach Carroll also said that "everything was going the way it was supposed to go" when referring to Adams' recovery from the season-ending quadriceps tendon injury he suffered back in Week 1 of 2022. The 27-year-old safety will likely spend the majority of the offseason gaining back his strength in hopes of being back to full health by the start of the 2023 campaign.

Adams (knee) remains without a timeline for full health, according to head coach Pete Carroll, but he is starting to move and do work on a treadmill, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams suffered a torn quadriceps tendon in his right knee Week 1, which required surgery and forced him out for the entire season. It's still unclear when he'll be able to participate in full for any offseason activities, but the 27-year-old is expected to be ready for the start of the 2023 season.

Head coach Pete Carroll confirmed Tuesday that Adams (knee/quadriceps) won't return in the 2022 season, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Carroll finally ruled Adams out for the season after dancing around the subject for more than a month following the safety's surgery to repair a torn quadriceps tendon in his right knee. Ryan Neal has taken over duties at strong safety in the meantime. Injuries have been a serious issue for Adams, who only played 24 games between the 2020 and 2021 seasons. Adams is on track to make it back for the 2023 campaign. He will immediately reclaim his starting role once he returns.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said Tuesday "everybody sounds pleased" in regards to Adams' recent knee surgery, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports.

Carroll added that the safety, who's already been ruled out for the season, is going to be away from the team for the early part of his recovery. Adams sustained a torn quadriceps tendon in his left knee during the team's season-opening win over the Broncos. The procedure was Adams' fourth since he joined the Seahawks ahead of the 2020 campaign, and he'll only play 25 games through his first three seasons with the team. When Adams was placed on IR, Seattle signed defensive back Teez Tabor off Atlanta's practice squad to fill the empty roster spot, but Josh Jones has taken over as the starting safety next to Quandre Diggs.

Seattle placed Adams (knee) on injured reserve Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams will soon undergo surgery to address the torn quadriceps tendon in his left knee that he sustained in Monday's 17-16 win over the Broncos and will be sidelined for the rest of the season as a result. The upcoming procedure will be Adams' fourth since he joined the Seahawks ahead of the 2020 campaign, as he previously underwent a pair of shoulder surgeries along with another surgery last offseason to fuse two dislocated fingers. Seattle signed defensive back Teez Tabor off Atlanta's practice squad to replace Adams on the 53-man roster, but Josh Jones is likely to receive the first opportunity to take over Adams' spot in the starting lineup at safety alongside Quandre Diggs (knee).

Adams (knee) is slated for season-ending surgery on a torn quadriceps tendon that he sustained Monday against the Broncos, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

After applying pressure on Russell Wilson during the first half of Week 1 action, Adams limped to the sideline and then required a cart to go to the locker room. A left knee injury was the initial culprit, but he eventually was diagnosed with a quad tendon tear. Now that surgery will be ordered up, Adams is destined for injured reserve in the near future. While his 2022 campaign is over, he's also expected to undergo a procedure on the broken finger that he sustained in the early stages of training camp at some point.

Head coach Pete Carroll confirmed that Adams will require surgery to address the significant left knee injury he sustained in Monday's 17-16 win over the Broncos, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports. "It just breaks your heart. We're going to miss him so much," Carroll said of Adams.

Carroll didn't offer up a timeline for Adams' return, but the 26-year-old safety looks like he could be done for the season, based on the tenor in which the coach discussed the injury. According to Brady Henderson of ESPN.com, Adams' injury is to the quadriceps tendon, which attaches to the muscle to the top of his left kneecap. An official timeline for Adams could come once surgery is completed, but at least for the foreseeable future if not the rest of the season, the Seahawks are expected to turn to Josh Jones to serve as Adams' primary replacement in the starting lineup. Adams was coming off a 2021 campaign in which he totaled 87 tackles, five pass breakups and two interceptions over 12 games.

Coach Pete Carroll said after Monday's game against the Broncos that Adams has a serious injury, which is believed to be to his quadriceps tendon, Tim Booth of the Associated Press reports.

Adams appears to have injured his quadriceps in addition to his knee. The safety will likely be sidelined for an extended period, though it hasn't been revealed up to this point whether the injury is season-ending. Adams will almost certainly be unavailable in Week 2 against the 49ers.

Adams (knee) is doubtful to return to Monday's game against the Broncos, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Adams was carted to the locker room, per Adam Schefter of ESPN. Early indications suggest that Adams may have suffered a serious injury, and an update on his status will surface after the team completes tests on his knee.

Adams is expected to move around the defensive formation again in 2022, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Head coach Pete Carroll has signaled that the defense is expected to use more three-safety formations in 2022, and that could bode well for Adams, who thrives in the box. The Seahawks didn't replace Bobby Wagner, who left in free agency, and an unproven Cody Barton is the next man up. However, the team will likely push Adams to the box often where he's a skilled run-stuffer and pass-rusher. Through 24 games with the Seahawks, Adams has 170 tackles (115 solo) and 9.5 sacks.

Adams (finger) was spotted practicing with his teammates Monday, Gregg Bell of the Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Adams missed the previous three practices while having a broken finger examined in Dallas. He's back in Seattle and participating in training camp, indicating that neither the finger nor the shoulder injury that had previously bothered Adams are significant enough to keep the safety off the field.

Adams (shoulder) broke his finger during Wednesday's practice, but he's slated to return to the field soon, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports

Adams has tended to shoulder concerns the past two seasons and even underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder back in December. He also had an offseason procedure to fuse the middle and ring fingers on his left hand. According to Rapoport, the most recent incident included getting his finger stuck in a teammate's helmet, for which he'll need to practice with a club and wear a special cast in games. The expectation is that Adams will have another surgery to address his finger, likely next offseason. When available, the strong safety is an IDP asset, averaging 6.3 tackles per game and compiling 21.5 sacks, four interceptions and two touchdowns in 70 career contests.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Thursday that Adams (shoulder) is expected to be unavailable with an issue on his surgically repaired hand, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.

Adams's expected return from a torn labrum suffered in his left shoulder last December will have to be put on hold due to this hand issue. Carroll did not provide a timeline for the one-time All-Pro's return while the safety seeks second opinions for his hand. Adams underwent surgery to repair broken fingers on the same hand in January of 2021, so it's possible this current issue springs from this prior injury. As a result, backup safeties Ryan Neal and Marquise Blair should see increased reps during the starter's undetermined absence.

Adams (shoulder) is expected to be ready for training camp, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

Adams underwent surgery for a torn labrum in his left shoulder in December, while also having his left middle and ring fingers fused due to suffering several dislocations since 2020. Adams ended up playing 12 games in 2021, recording 56 tackles, five passes defensed and two interceptions. He figures to play an integral part in the Seahawks secondary if he can stay healthy next season.

Head coach Pete Carroll said Monday that he expects Adams (shoulder) to be ready for training camp, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Adams suffered a torn labrum in his left shoulder in a Week 13 win over the Texans and underwent season-ending surgery in early December. He battled a left shoulder injury in 2020, too, so it's possible that this will be an ongoing concern for the All-Pro safety. Still, it's encouraging that he should be back in time for training camp. Adams will be an every-snap player as long as he's healthy in 2022. Prior to his injury this season, he racked up 87 tackles (56 solo), five pass breakups and two interceptions through 12 games.

The Seahawks have placed Adams (shoulder) on injured reserve, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.

This move was just a formality, as Adams underwent season-ending left shoulder surgery Thursday. He suffered a torn labrum along with other significant damage to his shoulder in last week's victory over the 49ers. Ryan Neal figures to be the prime candidate to replace him in the defensive backfield going forward.

Adams (shoulder) is set to undergo season-ending surgery in Dallas on Thursday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Adams suffered a torn labrum along with significant additional damage during Sunday's divisional win over the 49ers. The standout safety has thus put together back-to-back 12-game campaigns that have ended early due to shoulder surgery, the stark difference being that in 2020 he had 9.5 sacks, while in 2021 he failed to record a single such statistic. With Adams now done for the year, Ryan Neal is a prime candidate to handle extra defensive snaps down the stretch.

Adams (shoulder) is believed to have suffered a labrum tear that will require season-ending surgery, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

Adams had been forced out of Sunday's 30-23 win over the 49ers due to a shoulder injury, and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports Wednesday that the star safety suffered a labrum tear along with significant additional damage. Per Kevin Patra of NFL.com, Adams is expected to make a full recovery for 2022, but it is concerning that the 26-year-old has now had back-to-back seasons end early due to shoulder surgeries. Through 12 appearances, Adams notched 87 tackles (56 solo), five pass breakups and two interceptions, but he has also been held without a single sack.

Adams (shoulder) has been ruled out of Sunday's game versus the 49ers, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports.

Prior to his departure at the end of the first half, Adams compiled four tackles. The writing was on the wall when he eventually showed up on the sideline in the third quarter in street clothes, and the shoulder injury he sustained won't allow him to return. Adams' activity level in practice this week will be key to determining if he misses any additional time.

Adams suffered a shoulder injury during Sunday's game against the 49ers.

Adams made an early departure ahead at the end of the first half and didn't rejoin his teammates after intermission. If he's unable to return, he'll end Week 13 action with four tackles, which would mark his second fewest in a game this season.

Adams made nine tackles (six solo), two pass breakups and an interception in Monday's 17-15 loss to Washington.

Adams now has a career-high two interceptions this season, both of which were generated in the last three weeks. The 2017 first-round pick has often been criticized for his coverage skills. Adams now has 83 stops (54 solo) through 11 games, matching last year's mark. He will continue to be a high-end IDP contributor as long as he stays healthy.

Adams (groin) is active for Sunday's contest against the Cardinals.

Adams landed on the injury report Thursday after logging a limited practice due to a groin injury. The star safety wasn't able to practice at all Friday, so his availability is a little surprising. Adams will look to build off his Week 10 performance that saw him register his first interception of the season.

Adams (groin) is a game-time decision for Sunday's game against the Cardinals, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports.

Adams was added to the injury report with a groin issue Thursday, and he's officially listed as questionable for Week 11. He'll presumably test things out in pregame warmups Sunday before the Seahawks determine his status.

Adams (groin) was a limited practice participant Thursday.

Adams was a new addition to the injury report after logging a full session Wednesday. That he was able to get any work in was a positive sign, though he'll look to ramp up his participation as the week goes on. Adams recorded his first interception of the season in Week 10 against the Packers.

Adams had 11 tackles (seven solo) and one interception during Sunday's 17-0 loss to the Packers.

The veteran safety picked off Aaron Rodgers in the end zone to end a scoring threat late in the third quarter, and he also finished second on the team in tackles. It was the 26-year-old's first interception in 21 games since joining the Seahawks last year.

Adams racked up six tackles (four solo) and one pass breakup during Sunday's 28-21 win over the 49ers.

Adams has operated as an every-down player through Seattle's first four games of the season, and he's blitzed with regularity, but the star safety is still looking for his first sack of the season. Through 12 appearances in 2020, Adams tallied a career high 9.5 sacks. Still, Adams logged one of his more impressive games in terms of coverage versus San Francisco, including breaking up a would-be touchdown targeting George Kittle in the fourth quarter.

Adams posted 12 tackles (10 solo) in Sunday's 30-17 loss to the Vikings.

Adams has played every snap this season. Despite blitzing the quarterback 11 times, Adams has yet to record a sack. We should expect the sacks to come around soon. After all, Adams stacked up 9.5 sacks in 2020. Fantasy managers should be satisfied with his solid tackling floor in the meantime.

Adams posted six tackles (three solo) in Sunday's 28-16 win over the Colts.

This was an unspectacular game for Adams with no sacks or pass breakups. Adams averaged 6.9 tackles per game last season while adding 9.5 sacks, three pass breakups and a forced fumble through 12 contests.

Adams missed Wednesday after he needed stitches to repair a cut on his hand, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Per Condotta, the injury occurred when Adams was cutting strawberries before practice. It's an unlucky break for Adams, however, don't expect his absence from practice to linger very long.

Adams and the Seahawks reached a mutual understanding that the safety will play out 2020 on his existing contract, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

This comes as a bit of a surprise, considering Adams' trade demand was seemingly a product of his frustration with a lack of progress in contract talks with the Jets. He's apparently willing to be more patient for his new team, hoping to reach a long-term agreement next offseason. The Seahawks technically have Adams under contract for $9.86 million in 2021 via the fifth-year option on this rookie contract, but they'll probably be looking at a holdout if they don't sign him to a megadeal. The Seahawks sent two first-round picks, a 2021 third-round pick and safety Bradley McDougald to the Jets in exchange for Adams and a 2022 fourth-round selection.

Adams was traded from the Jets to the Seahawks on Saturday in exchange for safety Bradley McDougald and several draft picks, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

The star safety wasn't making progress with the Jets in contract negotiations over the offseason and had expressed his desire to be traded. Adams voiced his displeasure with the Jets this week and will now head to the Seahawks ahead of the 2020 season. The 24-year-old will take over as Seattle's starting safety during the upcoming season after recording 75 tackles, 6.5 sacks and one interception over 14 games last season.

Adams has told the Jets that he wants to be traded, ESPN.com's Rich Cimini reports.

With his contract negotiations with the team having stalled, the star safety is now looking to move on from the franchise that selected him sixth overall in the 2017 NFL Draft. Adams, who is is signed through 2021, is coming off a 2019 campaign in which he recorded 75 tackles, 6.5 sacks and a pick in 14 games.

Adams and the Jets have reached an impasse in contract talks, ESPN.com's Rich Cimini reports.

The 24-year-old safety wants a new deal before Week 1 of his fourth pro season, while the Jets prefer to wait on a long-term extension. The team exercised its fifth-year option on Adams, who has averaged 70 tackles, 8.3 pass defenses, four sacks and two forced fumbles per season since he was picked sixth overall in the 2017 draft. The Jets reportedly have no desire to trade him, though Cimini suggests that more than half the teams in the NFL have reached out to the Jets to express interest. Adams is due to make $3.5 million this year and approximately $9.9 million under the fifth-year option in 2021.

General manager Joe Douglas confirmed Monday that the Jets will exercise Adams' fifth-year team option for 2021, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Adams and the Jets are expected to touch base on a lucrative long-term extension in the months to come, but the estimated $9.9 million option for 2021 -- which becomes fully guaranteed next March -- will at least ensure him a nice payday in the final year of his rookie-scale contract. The 24-year-old safety earned a second straight Pro Bowl nod in 2019 after accruing 75 tackles, 6.5 sacks, seven pass breakups, two forced fumbles and an interception in 14 contests.

Adams doesn't intend to participate in the Jets' virtual, voluntary offseason program, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Adams is entering the final season of his rookie contract, albeit with the Jets maintaining team control through 2021 via the fifth-year option. He presumably wants an extension before he participates in team activities, but Jets GM Joe Douglas said any discussions will go on the backburner until after the draft, per Rich Cimini of ESPN.com. The two sides reportedly had a preliminary discussion back in January or February.

The Jets have started talking about a contract extension with Adams' representatives, Al Iannazzone of Newsday reports.

Despite rumors of a trade at the deadline, the Jets appear committed to locking down the All-Pro safety to a long-term deal. Adams is under contract for the 2020 season and has a fifth-year option for 2021, but the 2017 first-round pick (sixth overall) likely wants to be paid in line with top safeties like Earl Thomas and Eddie Jackson, who since March of 2019 have both signed four-year deals with annual salaries north of $13 million.

Adams (ankle) is active for Sunday's divisional contest against the Bills, Ralph Vacchiano of SportsNet New York reports.

Adams was initially listed as questionable for Week 17 due to an ankle injury, but the star safety looks set to draw his usual start. Adams logged a trio of limited practices leading up to Sunday's contest in Buffalo.

Adams (ankle) is officially questionable for Sunday's season finale against the Bills, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Adams managed the ankle issue throughout the week, as he only logged limited practice time in all three sessions. The 2107 first-round pick missed Week's 14 and 15 with the issue, so it's unclear if he's in danger of missing the contest or just resting. In any event, if he can't go Sunday, look for Matthais Farley and Blake Countess to see an uptick in snaps.

Adams (ankle) was a limited participant Wednesday in the team's estimated practice report, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Adams played through the ankle injury in the team's Week 16 win over the Steelers, snapping a two-game absence. His projected limited participation indicates he didn't suffer a serious setback in the contest. If that remains the case, Adams should be in a good position to play in the team's regular-season finale against the Bills.

Adams (ankle) had eight tackles (six solo) to go with two tackles for loss and a quarterback hit in Sunday's 16-10 win over the Steelers.

Adams didn't look like a guy who hadn't played since Week 13, tying for the team lead in tackles while providing his trademark energy and leadership. The standout safety will look to finish his third season on a high note against the Bills in Week 17.

Adams (ankle) is active for Sunday's contest against the Steelers.

Adams will return to action after missing the Jets' last two games. The stud safety has 64 tackles, two forced fumbles and an interception on the season and will look to improve on those numbers against the Steelers.

Adams (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game against Pittsburgh, Al Iannazzone of Newsday reports.

Adams has practiced on a limited basis every day this week and has already been said to have a high chance of playing, per head coach Adam Gase. The 24-year-old's return would be a huge boon to the Jets' defense after a two-game absence.

Coach Adam Gase said Thursday that Adams (ankle) will be limited and practice and has "very high" chances of suiting up against the Steelers on Sunday, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports.

Adams has now logged back-to-back limited practice sessions, and he appears on track to retake the field Week 16 following a two-game absence. If the star safety is able to practice without limitations Friday, all lingering concerns about his availability will be abolished.

Adams (ankle) will be a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

After missing two straight games, Adams appears to be on track to return to game action Sunday against the Steelers. The 2017 first-round pick will need to avoid a setback during the practice week, and a full-speed workout would extinguish any doubt. The Jets' defense takes a major hit when Adams is out of the lineup, so it's worth monitoring his status as the week progresses.

Coach Adam Gase said Friday that he expects Adams (ankle) to participate when the Jets resume practicing Dec. 18, Andy Vasquez of The Bergen Record reports.

Adams has missed to consecutive contests due to a lingering ankle injury, the severity of which has kept him from practicing entirely. Even if he's listed as "limited" to begin the week next Wednesday, it would represent a tangible step in the right direction.

Adams (ankle) is inactive for Thursday's contest against the Ravens.

Adams initially appeared to have a shot at retaking the field for Thursday Night Football, but he'll ultimately miss a second straight contest due to a lingering ankle sprain. In the explosive 24-year-old's stead, Darryl Roberts is set to draw the start at strong safety.

Adams (ankle) is listed as doubtful for Thursday's game against the Ravens, he reports.

Adams was initially expected to be a game-time call, but that appeared to be too aggressive after sitting out this past Sunday's win over the Dolphins. The 24-year-old safety will look to leverage the "mini bye" from playing a weekday game into a return to the lineup Week 16 against the Steelers. Darryl Roberts is slated to start in Adams' place for the time being.

Coach Adam Gase said Adams (ankle) will be a game-time decision for Thursday's matchup against the Ravens, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

Adams didn't practice Monday or Tuesday, and he won't necessarily need to work into Wednesday's session to have a shot at suiting up. Regardless, if Gase's statement turns out to be true, Adams will carry a questionable tag into Thursday's tilt, and his official status won't be revealed until 90 minutes before the 8:20 p.m. ET kickoff. If Matthias Farley (ribs) is unable to go, Darryl Roberts is in line to start in Adams' place.

Adams (ankle) may not be able to play Thursday at Baltimore, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports.

Adams missed the first game of his career Sunday versus the Dolphins and may not be ready to go with the short week of preparation for Thursday. The 24-year-old likely will need to practice at some point Tuesday or Wednesday to have a chance up suiting up Week 15.

Adams (ankle) won't play in Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Adams was unable to practice all week, and came into the game with a doubtful tag, so his absence isn't a surprise. It will be his first game missed of the season, and in his stead, Black Countess and Darryl Roberts are the main beneficiaries to see an uptick in snaps.

Adams (ankle) is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Adams has been unable to practice all week. If he sits, it will be his first missed game of the season.

Coach Adam Gase said Adams (ankle) won't practice Friday, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports.

It's the third straight practice Adams will sit out, putting him on track to miss Sunday's matchup with the Dolphins. Blake Countess is listed as the next man up on the depth chart at strong safety for the Jets.

Adams (ankle) will not participate in Wednesday's practice, Al Iannazzone of Newsday reports.

Adams is considered week-to-week due to an ankle issue suffered Week 13 against the Bengals, and he's now missed two straight practices. The star safety hasn't been ruled out for Sunday's divisional matchup with Miami, but he's trending in the right direction. If Adams is unable to up his level of activity during Friday''s practice he'll be in danger of missing the first game of his career.

Adams (ankle) will sit out Wednesday's practice, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

Adams was initially considered week-to-week after suffering a knee injury during this past Sunday's loss to the Bengals, but it looks like he may miss the first game of his career. "I really think we have to be very smart with this. He's gotta feel really good to be put back out there," coach Adam Gase said, according to Rich Cimini of ESPN.com. We'll have a better feeling for his status after Thursday and Friday's practices.

Coach Adam Gase said Adams (ankle) is "legit week-to-week" but didn't rule him out for Week 14's matchup against the Dolphins, Andy Vasquez of The Bergen Record reports.

Adams only missed one snap during this past Sunday's loss to the Bengals after admitting he was injured early in the game. The third-year safety was also spotted in a walking boot following the contest. Gase relayed that it's unlikely Adams practices Wednesday, so we'll monitor his status during Thursday and Friday's sessions. If he's unable to play this Sunday, either Blake Countess or Matthias Farley are expected to start in his place.

Adams (foot) returned to a full practice Friday and won't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Adams left Thursday's practice early after his foot got stepped on by a teammate, but he was back out there in full Friday. The 24-year-old has yet to miss a game this year and has 39 tackles (31 solo) on the season.

Adams was limited in Thursday's practice due to a foot injury.

Adams wasn't listed on Wednesday's injury report, so his foot injury appears to have been sustained during weekly practices. The 23-year-old safety will have one opportunity to upgrade his level of participation ahead of Sunday's divisional tilt against the Dolphins.