The Dallas Cowboys wide receivers have hardly impressed, with the exception of CeeDee Lamb. Brandin Cooks has been underwhelming during the first month of the season, while Jalen Tolbert has shown promise but failed to produce a breakout game.
Due to the Cowboys’ lack of depth and experience at the position, there has been a lot of conjecture regarding a possible trade over the offseason and the first few weeks of the season.
Amari Cooper, a former Cowboys receiver and current star for the Cleveland Browns, has been connected to Dallas, but Cowboys Nation has its sights set on another big name.
The Raiders are apparently shopping the three-time All-Pro pass catcher, according to Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. According to him, the club “has begun reaching out to teams to gauge interest in the veteran wide receiver,” and they are “growing open” to the idea of dealing Adams.
When Adams was picked by the Green Bay Packers in 2014, Mike McCarthy was the team’s head coach.
Under McCarthy, Adams had three seasons with double-digit touchdowns and one season with 1,000 yards.
The Cowboys would now have to decide if they want to commit financially to Adams and forfeit draft capital for what might just be a temporary rental, since a trade for Adams might be expensive. However, if Jerry Jones had to take up the phone and see if there is any way that the two parties can work things out since he is truly all in.
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