The Los Angeles Rams made a significant addition by signing Davante Adams to a two-year contract worth $44 million, replacing the injured Cooper Kupp. NFL executives, however, have raised doubts about Adams' fit in Sean McVay's high-paced offense, questioning his ability to separate consistently and contribute effectively in blocking scenarios. While Adams boasts impressive ball skills and route-running, concerns linger about his willingness to perform the 'dirty work' critical to the Rams' offensive scheme.

Adams' role as a primary X receiver appears promising, particularly in a system that thrives on pre-snap motion. Nonetheless, as he ages, questions about his adaptation to a more physical style echo those raised about Larry Fitzgerald's later career transition. While McVay's offense has historically relied on receivers who can block, it remains to be seen whether Adams will embrace this aspect fully.