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Adams turns 34 in December and is coming off back-to-back seasons compromised by hamstring injuries. Even before the hamstring injury cost him time last year, his per game numbers had already slipped to 4.3 catches and 56 yards.
STACKED’s take
Adams' age, injury history, and offensive shift toward heavier personnel make ADP 50.4 a fade.
Adams scored 14 touchdowns in his first year with Matthew Stafford despite Stafford missing most of training camp, but the underlying trend points downward. Adams turns 34 in December and is coming off back-to-back seasons compromised by hamstring injuries. Even before the hamstring injury cost him time last year, his per-game numbers had already slipped to 4.3 catches and 56 yards. The Rams shifted from 46 percent to 50 percent of snaps in 13 personnel after their Week 8 bye, a personnel package that squeezes Adams' snap share. If Stafford's 46-touchdown season regresses even slightly, Adams absorbs the hit directly. Jim Coventry fades Adams at ADP 50.4, arguing that betting on a receiver about to turn 34 with recent injury history in an offense trending toward heavier personnel does not make sense at his cost.
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