Davante Adams Expresses Thoughts on Former QB

Las Vegas Raiders Davante Adams expresses his thoughts on his former quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, sustaining a season-ending injury on Monday night with the New York Jets.

The Las Vegas Raiders continue preparing against the Buffalo Bills at Greenbriar Resort in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. They travel to Buffalo this Sunday to take on the Bills in a Week 2 AFC West vs. AFC East match-up.

Raiders star wide receiver Davante Adams is also getting prepared to play the Bills for only the third time in his career. 

On Monday night, his former Green Bay Packers quarterback suffered a season-ending Achilles tear during his season debut with the New York Jets. 

Adams spent eight seasons with Rodgers in Green Bay. He finished with a total of 622 catches for 7,590 yards and 69 touchdowns in 108 games with Rodgers.

Adams and Rodgers have many memories together as a quarterback and wide receiver duo. 

Adams had the opportunity to speak with the media this week before the team takes on the Bills. He also expressed his thoughts to his former Packers quarterback on his season-ending Achilles injury and how he's handling the situation emotionally.

"It's really tough, man," Adams said of Rodgers' injury. "I didn't want to really take to social media because I spoke to him directly and reached out immediately. I was watching it on the plane as we were on the way over here. And it's like a horrible movie, you don't want to see the main character go down like that at all, let alone as early as what it was. And I know he was excited and I was definitely excited to see him go out there and ball out. I know he was feeling rejuvenated and excited about the opportunity to work with a really good team, so it sucks. 

"That's my guy though, so I let him know basically I'm here for him in whatever way that I can. I don't know what I can do to make him feel better at this point, especially obviously with us being in season now as well, but like I said, it sucks and I'm just praying that his mental is in a good spot right now and he continues to overcome it, and obviously that team as well."

The Silver and Black remain on the road this week as they travel to play the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Sept. 17, at 1:05 p.m. EDT/10:05 a.m. PDT.

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