Jamal Adams’ switch to WILL linebacker with the Las Vegas Raiders is paying off fast. A 90.9 PFF debut grade ranks second among linebackers, underscoring a seamless conversion from safety to a blitz- and coverage-friendly role. Vegas is leaning on his versatility—edge rush, coverage drops, and middle roaming—to boost his IDP floor and ceiling as he grows into the position.

The Jets era and the Seattle coaching tie-back frame a rising fantasy narrative: Adams looks like a high-impact, multi-position asset as long as the role sticks and the Raiders’ front seven stays aggressive.