The star wide receiver forced his way out of Las Vegas this season and the ended up joining the Jets and his good friend Aaron Rodgers. The Adams trade on Oct. 15 was supposed to turn things around for the Jets.

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<figcaption>A dejected Davante Adams jogs off the field after the Jets’ Week 13 loss to the Seahawks. <span class="credit">Bill Kostroun / New York Post</span></figcaption>

“Extremely disappointed in the win-loss column,” Adams said Wednesday. “As far as making the move, I don’t regret it, not even one bit. Nobody in here, nobody really, period, knows what I was going through, knows the reasons why it had to be this way. I don’t regret it at all. Got to come here and become a part of a new team. Got welcomed with open arms, got to play with one of my favorite quarterbacks, one of my best friends.”

Davante Adams says he has no regrets. The star receiver forced his way out of Las Vegas this season and joined the Jets and his friend Aaron Rodgers.{ai:summary}<p>Davante Adams, after joining the Jets from Las Vegas, expressed no regrets about his decision despite the team's disappointing 1-5 record. He emphasized the importance of the move for his personal and professional life, highlighting his friendship with quarterback Aaron Rodgers.</p><p>Adams noted that while he is disappointed with the team's performance, he values the opportunity to be part of a new team and the support he received. #sports</p>

Davante Adams doesn’t regret Jets move that will become footnote in miserable season

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