Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams said he reached out to Aaron Rodgers after seeing his former quarterback go down with a season-ending injury.
"Really tough, man. I didn’t want to really take to social media. I spoke to him directly and reached out immediately. I was watching it on the plane as we were on the way over here," Adams told reporters Wednesday as theAdams and Rodgers had a special connection while playing for the Packers, Adams catching 73 touchdowns in a Packers uniform.
"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," Adams added."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. It sucks.
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