Davante Adams: Super Bowl Now Feels Almost Mythical
Davante Adams is set to play in his fifth NFC Championship Game this Sunday. Despite this experience, he has yet to reach a Super Bowl. Adams, currently with the Rams, reflected on his journey, noting the challenges of the playoffs.
Adams Reflects on His Playoff Journey
Adams expressed that reaching the Super Bowl feels elusive, almost mythical. “Just having been here so many times and understanding what it takes to get where we’re ultimately trying to go,” he stated. His focus remains on achieving minor goals that lead to the ultimate prize.
Career Highlights and Key Games
Having played for the Green Bay Packers for eight seasons, Adams participated in the NFC Championship Game in 2014, 2016, 2019, and 2020. The closest he came to the Super Bowl was during his rookie season. In that memorable game, the Packers faced the Seattle Seahawks, eventually losing in overtime after a stunning comeback.
- 2014: NFC Championship Game
- 2016: NFC Championship Game
- 2019: NFC Championship Game
- 2020: NFC Championship Game
- Rookie Season: Lost to Seahawks in OT
The Road Ahead
As the Rams prepare to face the Seahawks at Lumen Field, Adams feels a deep appreciation for returning to the championship stage. Following two seasons with the Raiders and last season’s stint with the Jets, he values this opportunity greatly. He emphasized the importance of finishing strong this time.
With the NFC Championship Game approaching, fans are eager to see if Adams can finally break through to that elusive Super Bowl appearance. The journey has been difficult, but Adams and the Rams are determined to seize this chance.
