The NFL‘s offseason drama undoubtedly revolves around star wide receiver Davante Adams. While the player has yet to determine his future, franchises such as Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens have expressed interest in acquiring his services and are now poised to make a decision.
While several teams showed interest in the receiver, the prolonged uncertainty surrounding his situation with the Raiders ultimately led them to decide against pursuing a contract.
The decision to withdraw from the pursuit involving the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens was confirmed by The Athletic writer Tashan Reed via his X account: “Teams out on Davante: Chiefs, Cowboys, Ravens and Commanders.”
Adams would have been an ideal fit to complement the offenses led by Lamar Jackson in Baltimore and Dak Prescott in Dallas. However, both teams, along with Patrick Mahomes‘ Chiefs and the Commanders, have decided to halt negotiations.
Teams still interested in Davante Adams
While several strong NFL teams have officially pulled out of the race for Davante Adams, there are still multiple franchises showing a strong desire to secure the services of the wide receiver, who recently donned the colors of the Las Vegas Raiders.
As Reed announced on his X account, while some teams have pulled out of negotiations, there are still four teams that, according to the journalist, remain in the running to land Adams.
The teams in question are the New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Buffalo Bills. It’s likely that one of these four will be the new destination for one of the league’s top players.