Davante Adams to make Jets debut vs. Steelers in Week 7 after massive trade
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Jets fans won’t have to wait long to see Davante Adams’ debut.
Adams is expected to play Sunday against the Steelers – just six days after he was acquired in a trade with the Raiders – interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich revealed.
“I think so,” Ulbrich said.
It’s a dual matter of Adams getting up to speed in the playbook and healing the hamstring injury that caused him to miss the past three games.
He was expected to be a full participant in Tuesday’s walkthrough, which was not open to the media.
“That’s a challenge for (play-caller) Todd Downing and the offensive staff, getting him up to speed as fast as possible,” Ulbich said.
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