Aaron Rodgers recruits Davante Adams in his attempt for a Green Bay Packers reunion

Las Vegas Raiders‘ receiver Davante Adams used to dominate the NFL when he played next to Aaron Rodgers, one of the most elite quarterbacks in recent NFL history. In recent seasons, both of them had to move on from the Green Bay Packers and now it appears Aaron has recruited Adams to the New York Jets. Derek Carr’s recent exit from the Raiders made Davante Adams feel like he could play somewhere different. Those two developed a great relationship on the field with more than 100 catches and 1,500+ receiving yards, and 10+ touchdowns only in 2022. At 31 years old, Adams is trying to find that place where he can have the final years of his career at the bet of his habilities.

Despite Aaron Rodgers’ clar efforts to bring Davante Adams to the New York Jets, the WR remains the most important players in the Las Vegas Raiders’ roster. Davante was on Kay & Adams talking about the quarterback being in his ear trying to recruit him. Apparently, the Jets’ veteran is trying to bring back some of his Green Bay Packers co-stars to the fold and put the band bac together. But for Davante Adams, simply moving from the Raiders to the Jets is not as easy as it sounds. Currently, he is one of the most beloved and well-treated players in the NFL.

Kay Adams asked Tae Adams about his relationship with #Jets QB Aaron Rodgers and whether or not Rodgers is continuing to try and set up a reunion in NY:

“He’s in the ear that’s for sure.”

🎥: @UpAndAdamsShow pic.twitter.com/ILNPCa3LRN

— uSTADIUM (@uSTADIUM) July 9, 2024

Although Adams loved his many great years alongside Rodgers, there is not much of a probability that he become a New York Jet but he wasn’t the only great Packers players that Aaron Rodgers vibed with back in the day. If Adams confirmed Rodgers is already in his ear, you can bet some money he is also trying to sway other former teammates of his. Should he be successful, we will let you know if he convinces any of the former Green Bay Packers who are still active.