Davante Adams thinks the Patriots didn’t ‘characteristic’ Jakobi Meyers sufficient previous to his free agent exit

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Davante Adams gave his evaluation of Jakobi Meyers: One of many main occasions within the Patriots’ offseason was the departure of large receiver Jakobi Meyers, who left in free company to signal a three-year take care of the Raiders.

Meyers, 26, was New England’s main receiver over the previous three seasons. His exit creates a void that the Patriots offense might want to fill.

Conversely, Meyers’s new Raiders teammates are enthusiastic about him. Davante Adams, particularly, mentioned he was impressed. Adams, Las Vegas’s clear No. 1 receiver, gave his evaluation of Meyers following a current OTA session. In doing so, he referred to as out previous Patriots play-calling.

“I didn’t see him featured as a lot as perhaps he ought to have been based mostly on what I noticed when [the Patriots] got here right here and we practiced in opposition to them [last summer], and to date what I’ve seen from him now,” Adams instructed Case Keefer of The Las Vegas Solar.

“He’s a professional,” Adams added of Meyers. “He’s bought lots of instruments on the sphere, and the best way he thinks in regards to the recreation as a comparatively younger participant is spectacular to me, so I’m excited to work alongside him.”

Las Vegas head coach Josh McDaniels was the Patriots’ offensive coordinator and play-caller when Meyers entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2019. However the time period that Adams is referencing got here in 2022, when Matt Patricia and Joe Decide had been working New England’s offense. The duo didn’t get probably the most out of the group’s expertise, and have been changed by newly-installed offensive coordinator Invoice O’Brien.

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