Davante Adams enters his age-34 season with the Los Angeles Rams as a proven red-zone threat in Sean McVay’s offense alongside quarterback Matthew Stafford, building on a 2025 campaign where he posted a league-high 14 receiving touchdowns in 14 games despite ranking behind Puka Nacua in targets and volume. His efficiency near the goal line has historically translated to consistent scoring production, though regression remains a factor after an unusually high touchdown rate relative to overall targets. A Week 1 shutout performance against the 49ers yielded just three receptions for 26 yards and no scores in a low-output passing game, while his $24 million cap hit and expiring contract underscore the Rams’ commitment without extension talks. Shared opportunities with Nacua, a deep receiving corps, and a demanding early schedule will shape his target share and end-zone chances over 17 games, with hamstring durability a lingering variable.