Las Vegas Raiders star wide receiver Davante Adams has been pretty open in his criticism of the team’s offense and his desires to get the ball more often, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t glad to be a Raider.
During a recent interview with Rich Eisen, Davante Adams sent a pretty clear message about how he feels about the Raiders despite his recent critiques of the team and the offense.
“I am happy to be a Raider, 100 percent,” Adams said. “This was my choice and this is something that I’m standing by, I want to continue to work at, to make it what it’s supposed to be. I’m not happy at every moment with the way things go, but I’m definitely proud to wear this uniform.”
And even though Adams admits that he came to Vegas because he wanted to play alongside quarterback Derek Carr, who left after just one season playing together, Adams does not regret his decision.
“No regrets at the end of the day,” Adams said. “If we lost every game I wouldn’t say I regret my decision because in life you drive yourself crazy if you live that way.”
He may have some complaints, but it’s clear that Adams is mostly happy in Vegas.
