Los Angeles Rams receiver Davante Adams has made his appearance on the NFL Top 100 Players list, ranking No. 53 overall.
The NFL Top 100 Players List continues to be revealed, and Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams has not made that list. He comes in at No. 53 overall, joining running back Kyren Williams and linebacker Byron Young.
Adams led the league with 14 touchdowns in 2025, but he suffered from a nagging hamstring injury that kept him out of three games. Despite the injury, he proved why he remains a vertical threat.
Together with Puka Nacua, Adams forms a one-two combo that kept many defenses guessing. With the receiver now presumably fully healthy, he can remain in the conversation as one of the best pass catchers in the NFL.
Adams is heading into his 13th season, and he has spoken openly about the possibility that he would retire in the near future. He also joked and tied that to the retirement of Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, saying he will step away right when the quarterback does.
That appears not to be anytime soon, as Stafford indicated he could play well into his 40s after receiving advice from former NFL quarterback Drew Brees. Brees indicated that the Los Angeles signal caller's "best" football will be in the next five seasons.
That could be the case as Stafford won his first MVP award at the age of 38. A big reason for that success is having strong receivers like Adams in the building. The pair bonded immediately in the 2025 offseason, which led to 789 yards and 14 touchdowns overall.
Now, as the Rams are the favorite to win everything, they can certainly get started building that chemistry with training camp just days away. Adams will remain a leader on the offense and in the locker room, and he will be counted on to produce in the same manner he did in 2025.
Granted, Adams could have an even bigger breakout year if his health does not suffer any additional setbacks.
Either way, Adams remains a deep-ball threat and showcased that plenty during his 14-touchdown performance.
