Adams has a new home, replacing Cooper Kupp (Seahawks) as Puka Nacua's running mate in Los Angeles. A 24-year-old Nacua figures to be the No. 1 receiver ahead of a 32-year-old Adams, but the respective track records of Adams, Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford suggest the aging wideout will be among the most heavily targeted No. 2 options in the league. After finishing 2023 with eight-year lows for yards per catch (11.1), yards per target (6.5) and a six-year low of 67.3 receiving yards per game, Adams experienced a modest rebound with the Jets post-trade last year, producing 12.7 YPC, 7.5 YPT, 77.6 YPG and seven TDS in his 11 games with old pal Aaron Rodgers. While Stafford won't be as aggressive as Rodgers forcing the ball in Adams' direction, Stafford has an excellent track record of supporting WR fantasy production, highlighted by record-breaking years from Kupp, Nacua and Calvin Johnson. There's even potential for Adams to average double-digit targets if Nacua struggles to stay healthy again -- something we briefly saw with Kupp/Nacua last season -- but it's wiser to expect something along the lines of seven looks per game when Nacua is available. That may be enough for strong production relative to his ADP, given Adams' consistent track record of accounting for a huge share of his teams' passing TDs -- something Nacua hasn't shown yet.
