Jeff Adams

35-Year-Old TackleOT

Free Agent

2024 Fantasy Outlook

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Height 6'7"

Weight 305

DOB 9/6/1989

College Columbia

Released by Jets

OTFree Agent

September 1, 2017

Adams was released Friday by the Jets, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

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Adams was expected to fill in once again as a reserve lineman in New York this year, but he will now likely start the regular season on the free-agent market.

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2015 Fantasy Outlook

Adams, signed as a free agent after spending last season with Tennessee, was expected to back up as a swing tackle but has been getting time early in camp at left guard with the first-team offense. Xavier Su'a-Filo, a second-round pick last season, was the presumptive starter at guard, but he showed up to camp in less than ideal conditioning.

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Recovered from knee injury

OTHouston Texans

July 31, 2016

Adams (knee) passed his physical and has been activated from the PUP list, Jeff Adams of the Houston Chronicle reports.

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Starts camp on PUP list

OTHouston Texans

Knee

July 26, 2016

The Texans placed Adams (knee) on the PUP list to begin training camp, the team's official site reports.

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OTHouston Texans

Knee

September 21, 2015

Adams (knee) was placed on injured reserve, the Texans' official site reports.

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OTHouston Texans

Knee

September 20, 2015

Adams was carted off the field with a knee injury in Sunday's loss to the Panthers, the Houston Chronicle reports.

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OTHouston Texans

Abdomen

September 19, 2015

Adams (abdomen) admitted his 6-foot-7 frame causes leverage problems as Houston's starting left guard, the Houston Chronicle reports. He said he needs to use his hand better and "improve against the bull rush."

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