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Jamal Adams tore the right quadriceps tendon in Minnesota’s preseason win over the Giants, ending his season and prompting knee/quad surgery. Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell said Adams will have the repair and remain with the team throughout the season to provide leadership and mentorship as the Vikings add depth, including signing cornerback Bryce Phillips.
NFL preseason Week 1 injuries mounted as teams head into Week 2, with Marcus Mariota spraining his MCL, Breece Hall dealing with an upper‑leg/groin concern, Jeremiyah Love sidelined by a high ankle sprain, Chase Bisontis tearing his MCL and missing his rookie season, Jamal Adams suffering a season‑ending torn quadriceps, Mitch Trubisky being evaluated for a biceps issue, Graham Mertz tearing an ACL, Jordyn Tyson hamstringing to miss about two months, and Kyle Monangai hyperextended knee.
The Minnesota Vikings announced veteran safety Jamal Adams tore his quadriceps during Saturday's preseason game against the New York Giants and will miss the 2026 season, undergoing a surgery as he begins recovery. Adams, entering his 10th NFL season, had carved out a versatile, energetic role in Minnesota, but the injury creates safety depth concerns for the team as they move forward.
Vikings safety/linebacker Jamal Adams is on season-ending IR after tearing his right quadriceps in a non-contact hit against the Giants; the injury mirrors a left-quadriceps tear he suffered in 2022, with a lengthy rehab likely ahead.
Jamal Adams’ 2026 season is over after a right knee injury on his 12th snap in his Minnesota Vikings debut vs. the Giants. The former Seahawks safety had moved to linebacker last year and joined Minnesota as a late camp addition, flashing with a tackle-for-loss before being carted off; coach Kevin O’Connell called the injury “not good.” Adams has a long injury history, and this latest setback casts doubt on his NFL future after years of high-profile moves and recurring injuries.
Jamal Adams’ 2026 season is over after a non-contact knee injury suffered during the Vikings’ preseason opener against the Giants; diagnosed as season-ending, the veteran was signed on a one-year deal and had been moving to linebacker with Minnesota.
A non-contact knee injury to Jamal Adams potentially ends his season and could speed Harrison Smith's return to the Vikings, with coaches highlighting Smith's leadership and the defense needing his veteran presence as Minnesota nears the season opener.
Former Seahawks safety Jamal Adams, now a Vikings linebacker, flashed explosive play in his preseason debut against the Giants before being carted off with a suspected right knee injury, renewing concerns about durability given his injury history and an uncertain diagnosis.
Vikings safety Jamal Adams suffered a right knee injury in Saturday’s preseason, played 11 snaps before a non-contact injury, and an MRI is pending to determine severity; initial signs suggest a serious issue that could end his season, as Adams had joined Minnesota in July and was expected to push for a starting role behind Jay Ward.
During Minnesota's preseason opener against the New York Giants, safety Jamal Adams was carted off with a leg injury in the second quarter after a non-contact play; the exact injury hasn't been disclosed. Adams, who recently signed with Minnesota and has been used all over Brian Flores’ defense, was still adjusting to his role when the injury occurred, and Vikings updates are forthcoming.
Jamal Adams, the Vikings' safety/linebacker, left the team’s preseason game in the second quarter for evaluation after being carted off; no injury details were released. He played 11 defensive snaps and recorded one tackle before exiting.
The Minnesota Vikings added two veteran players to their training camp roster: running back Jordan Mims and linebacker Jamal Adams. Adams, a former Jets star who moved from safety to linebacker with the Raiders last season and appeared in all 17 games, signs with Minnesota, while Mims, an undrafted rookie in 2023 who has spent time with the Bills, Saints, Titans and 49ers, will compete for a roster spot and on special teams.
Veteran defensive back/linebacker Jamal Adams is joining the Minnesota Vikings, giving coach Brian Flores a versatile defender after a career that has included two Pro Bowls and All-Pro honors with the Jets and Seahawks and stints with the Titans, Lions and Raiders; his exact role in Minnesota—safety or linebacker—remains to be determined as he enters his 10th season.
The Las Vegas Raiders signed five free agents including Jamal Adams and waived four players as part of their roster updates.
The Raiders signed safety Jamal Adams, reuniting him with coach Pete Carroll, after Adams, a three-time Pro Bowler, played for the Jets, Titans, and Lions in recent seasons. Adams, 29, has a notable career with 501 tackles and 21.5 sacks in 85 games. The team also signed several other players and waived some roster members.