Davante Adams Joins Rams on Two-Year, $46 Million Deal After Sean McVay's Persistent Recruiting

Sean McVay's personalized approach, including custom highlight tapes, played a pivotal role in securing the veteran receiver's move to Los Angeles.

Davante Adams signed a two-year contract worth up to $46 million with the Los Angeles Rams, marking his return to California.
Head coach Sean McVay's 'aggressive' recruiting tactics, including personalized highlight tapes and constant communication, were instrumental in Adams' decision.
Adams, 32, brings experience and production to the Rams after stints with the Packers, Raiders, and Jets, including six career 1,000-yard receiving seasons.
The move follows the Rams' release of Cooper Kupp, with Adams expected to fill a key role alongside quarterback Matthew Stafford and receiver Puka Nacua.
Adams cited the opportunity to play close to his California roots and the Rams' competitive outlook as major factors in his decision.