Jamal Adams revealed Friday he's still waiting for the New York Jets to send him a contract proposal that the team said would be delivered in January.
While commenting on an Instagram post about the Cleveland Browns and Myles Garrett engaging in extension talks, Adams dropped his latest hint of dissatisfaction with the Jets.
#Jets S Jamal Adams appears bemused by the lack of progress in contract negotiations. Adams responds to a B/R Gridiron post, which refers to a @JFowlerESPN report that says Myles Garrett + Cleveland have started extension talks. Garrett + Adams are from the same draft class (17) pic.twitter.com/h3k1rwivTg
— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) June 12, 2020
Adams has reportedly been bothered by the Jets' lack of urgency in contract talks throughout the offseason. He was sour last season when New York entertained offers for him at the trade deadline.
Garrett and Adams were both drafted in 2017, with the former going first overall and the latter going sixth overall.
Adams made the Pro Bowl in two of his first three seasons. His rookie contract ties him to the Jets through 2021.
