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on Adams. There were three plays that he made that weren’t just “good,” but which were funking great. One was the second? touchdown pass he caught? Both Stafford’s throw and his catch were just ridiculous. But he caught a few passes that no human being can catch during the game. This guy, Adams, is not just a random addition to a team. He is legend.
That was a great play. It looked like they were just playing catch against open air. Pretty much every catch was great in one fashion or another. I am also thinking of the long one on the right side of the field, where Adams gets open with a move so subtle I had to replay it to even see what he did.
This play. He basically gets the DB to lose his balance by pivoting on him, but it’s not just some garish big obvious move, it’s a subtle shift of a couple of inches from the fake–where Adams gets the DB to commit to covering outside toward the sideline–to the take off. All taking place in a split second.
Intentional route running + no indicators = separation.
Davante Adams just understands leverage and route pacing at an elite level.
Young WR’s pay attention. You don’t need to make an extraordinary move to get open. Subtle manipulation works.☝🏾 pic.twitter.com/DXXjnCkiuj
— Cam White (@RouteUniverse9) September 22, 2026
