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You could argue Adams is the best receiver in the league, and it’s difficult to disprove that opinion. The two-time First-Team All-Pro absolutely wrecks games when given the chance, and no matter what happens with Aaron Rodgers in the near future, the Green Bay Packers have no plans on letting Adams take calls from other teams. Never say never, however, and if they do make the mistake of not franchise tagging him, he’ll reset the market at the position — easily. Since truly finding his groove as WR1 in 2016, the…
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