Tony Adams, a restricted free-agent safety for the New York Jets, signed his tender on Friday and will remain with the team for a consecutive fourth season in 2025. During the 2024 campaign, which saw him play in 15 out of 16 possible games (starting 11 times), Adams notched his second successive tally of over 80 tackles—specifically 84 combined tackles (with 42 being solo stops)—alongside achieving personal bests like securing his inaugural sack, intercepting one pass, and deflecting six others. In recent seasons, the 26-year-old defender has emerged as an essential part of the defense’s backend, amassing impressive stats across 30 appearances since 2023: including 166 total tackles (96 solos), eight instances where he tackled ball carriers behind the line of scrimmage, one sack, four interceptions, and 11 passes deflected during those contests spanning from 2023 onwards. Unless new players join via the forthcoming NFL Draft, expectations place Adams firmly within the lineup at starting strong safety when the next regular season kicks off. His rookie stint concluded after playing only eleven matches—with one start—in 2022, collecting 17 tackles overall (ten unassisted).
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