Sean McVay is a certified football savant, and that was the difference for ex-Jets receiver Davante Adams. Adams somewhat surprisingly signed with the Los Angeles Rams in free agency after they decided to move on from longtime star wide receiver Cooper Kupp.

It's a move that will make the Jets worse on the field in a way that doesn't really matter. When Aaron Rodgers's eventual post-June 1 release goes through, it will leave New York with more than $60 million to spend in a market where teams have nearly $1.2 billion to unload on an uninspiring free agent class.

Former New York Jets wide receiver Davante Adams quickly found a new home. Having already been released in New York, Adams did not have to wait for free agency to sign elsewhere in the NFL. The 32-year-old took advantage of that, signing a three-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.