Davante Adams

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Davante Adams has been an elite receiver since 2016. He has finished as a top 14 fantasy wide receiver in every year except 2019 when he missed four games. As he normally misses a game or two his end-of-year ranking often is deceptive. He rates much higher on a per-game basis. Normally I would be looking at younger receiving options than a soon-to-be 33-year-old player without Aaron Rodgers throwing him the ball, but Adams has to be viewed as an exception. He has worked hard to develop a rapport with Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua in his short time with the Rams, After getting out of Vegas during last season, he looked as good as ever with the Jets. Adams will welcome playing opposite Nacua who is dangerous in a different way. Stafford has proven he can make fantasy weapons out of multiple wide receivers for years. Adams should thrive in Los Angeles and with a current ADP well below his per-game numbers since 2015, he is a considerable bargain for the first time in a decade. 

"Can he command equal targets with Nacua?"

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We're all aware that Adams caught 85 balls for 1063 yards and 8 touchdowns in 14 games -- a top-10 season--from a rehabbing Aaron Rodgers playing for one of the worst organizations in sport, right? 

The only fear I have regarding Adams in 2025 is the emotional whiplash he might be experience after bouncing from Aidan O'Connell/Josh McDaniels to the Jets to Matt Stafford/Sean McVay. 

Expect a top-10 season from Adams. He and Stafford will elevate the other's game. 

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Davante Adams will be 32 this season, but he's not showing any signs of slowing down yet. He's gone over 1,000 yards in five straight seasons and hit 885 or more receiving yards in nine straight years. On two different teams last season, Adams ranked fourth in targets per game (9.9), 11th in receiving yards per game (75), and 11th in receptions per game (6.1). He now joins Sean McVay and the wide receiving kingmaker himself, Matthew Stafford.