Adam Schefter, I believe, broke this.
Now, I love Adams' game. He is an electrifying force in all aspects of the defense. However, he wants to be a leader, and this is not something leaders do with two years left on their contract. It's not a formal holdout, but it is a refusal to participate in team activities, voluntary or not.
Between this and the fact that a huge payday for him would be overpaying for the position, I think the time may be coming where the Jets have to decide it's worth dealing him. He would get a big haul. His value isn't going to increase from here, it will only decrease.
So now is the time the Jets have to decide. Yes, the team has two more years of control over him, not counting tagging him. But he wants the extension, he could become an outspoken problem if he doesn't get it, and his position might not merit the money he wants. So the time has come to choose - do the Jets pay him, or do they deal him?
Now, I love Adams' game. He is an electrifying force in all aspects of the defense. However, he wants to be a leader, and this is not something leaders do with two years left on their contract. It's not a formal holdout, but it is a refusal to participate in team activities, voluntary or not.
Between this and the fact that a huge payday for him would be overpaying for the position, I think the time may be coming where the Jets have to decide it's worth dealing him. He would get a big haul. His value isn't going to increase from here, it will only decrease.
So now is the time the Jets have to decide. Yes, the team has two more years of control over him, not counting tagging him. But he wants the extension, he could become an outspoken problem if he doesn't get it, and his position might not merit the money he wants. So the time has come to choose - do the Jets pay him, or do they deal him?