Ex-Seahawks safety Jamal Adams suffers season-ending injury 12 snaps into Vikings debut
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Key Points:
- Former Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams suffered a season-ending knee injury during his Minnesota Vikings debut against the New York Giants, ruling him out for the remainder of 2026.
- Adams transitioned to linebacker last season under Pete Carroll and was expected to contribute to the Vikings' blitz packages under defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
- The injury occurred on the 12th snap of the game, with Adams being carted off after a play resulting in a touchdown pass, and Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell described the injury as "not good."
- Adams has a history of significant injuries, including multiple shoulder surgeries, a torn quad in 2022, and ongoing knee issues that ended his 2023 season and Seahawks tenure.
- Given his recurring injuries, there are growing concerns about the future of Adams' NFL career despite his early promise and All-Pro status.
