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Davante Adams scored 14 touchdowns last season and built real chemistry with Matthew Stafford, even though Stafford missed training camp before Adams' first year in the offense. That connection is the best case for him heading into 2026. The rest of the profile is aging fast. Adams turns 34 in December and is coming off back-to-back seasons with hamstring injuries, and his workload has already shrunk to 4.3 catches and 56 yards per game.
STACKED’s take
Adams overvalued at WR28; aging, injury-prone, and squeezed by Rams' 13-personnel shift.
Davante Adams is overvalued at WR28 ADP; he scored 14 touchdowns last season and built real chemistry with Matthew Stafford, which is the best case for him heading into 2026. However, the rest of his profile is aging fast: Adams turns 34 in December and is coming off back-to-back seasons with hamstring injuries, and his workload has already shrunk to 4.3 catches and 56 yards per game. Los Angeles used 13 personnel on 46 to 50 percent of its snaps after the Week 8 bye (and until late-season tight end injuries), and that shift was already squeezing Adams' role before the hamstring injury hit. The Rams are expected to keep leaning on that personnel grouping in 2026, and a regression from Stafford, who threw 46 touchdown passes last season, would only compound the problem. Jim Coventry fades Adams because banking on an aging player coming off injury issues in an offense trending away from heavy receiver sets is not a good bet.
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