Davante Adams is 15 years removed from going through the college football recruiting process. But the Los Angeles Rams turned to a unique tactic to lure the six-time Pro Bowler in. Rams head coach Sean McVay delivered his own aggressive recruitment pitch for Adams.

The All-Pro wide receiver, a free agent for the first time, was impressed with the coach’s passion and aggressiveness in luring him to Los Angeles

Davante Adams' first foray into free agency didn't last long, as he agreed to terms with the Rams over the weekend after being released by the Jets. Introduced to the Los Angeles media on Thursday, Adams said in his press conference that while multiple teams showed interest,

The buzz around Nate Scheelhaase in NFL coaching circles had him drawing interest for offensive coordinator roles with multiple teams. Scheelhaase, who served as the Rams’ offensive assistant and passing game specialist last season, was highly regarded for his sharp football mind and ability to connect with players on a personal level.

Which signings will have the most impact and which won't move the needle? NBC News breaks it all down. Nadkarni: I don’t think he’s the player he was five seasons ago, but I love the Los Angeles Rams’ adding Davante Adams on a two-year deal.

The Los Angeles Rams made their offense much better this past week, signing future Hall of Fame wide receiver Davante Adams after a year in which he spent with the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Jets.

Davante Adams decided to sign with the Los Angeles Rams on a two-year deal over the weekend, choosing the Rams over other interested suitors. It was known that Adams, an East Palo Alto, California native,