The most overrated Seattle Seahawks player the Arizona Cardinals face

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Not only is this the most overrated Seattle Seahawks player the Arizona Cardinals face, but he could be the most overrated in the entire NFC West.

If you hadn’t guessed by the picture, the most overrated Seattle Seahawks player needs no introduction. You know who it is- Seattle’s Safety, Jamal Adams. For whatever reason, Adams was worth two first-round draft picks.

Seattle really should have used those picks on offensive linemen, and maybe they’d still have their franchise quarterback in Russell Wilson. Sometimes referred to as “Blitz boy,” Adams has been known for not being able to cover wide receivers.

More often than not, he’s down in the box, blitzing or giving run support. He’s sort of like a popular Deone Bucannon with a big contract and a lot of things to say.

Jamal Adams is the most overrated player the Arizona Cardinals face in the entire NFC West.

While Adams has technically allowed less than 60 percent of passes thrown his way to be completed, the fact is that his presence does not help the Seahawks’ defense at all. In 2021, the Seahawks allowed the second-most passing yards (4,513 yards) in the entire league.

While it’s hard to get interceptions as a safety in this league, Adams also became infamous when he got an interception this past season against the Green Bay Packers Aaron Rodgers. It’s hard to know if Seahawks fans truly want him on the roster, but it’s easy to see that his interception totals are less than desirable.

Adams has only played against the Arizona Cardinals twice, and in neither game does he have a sack or an interception. If that’s what two first-rounders get you, then no thank you. But let’s not tell the Seahawks that they’re oblivious to their own problems.

They had their run, and now it’s time for someone else to take over. We’ll see which team that is.

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