WR Jakobi Meyers remains in the concussion protocol, HC Josh McDaniels told reporters Wednesday, per ESPN's Paul Gutierrez.

Related Players: Davante Adams, DeAndre Carter, Hunter Renfrow

The Raiders had a very tight target tree in Week 1, with Jakobi Meyers surprisingly leading the way with his 10 targets and two touchdowns. Remaining in the protocol this late in the week isn't a very good sign, though. We could see Renfrow far outkick his 13 snaps from Week 1, while Adams would almost assuredly demand a massive target share.

Davante Adams will be “out here and ready to roll” according to Josh McDaniels.

Says he’s back to 100%

Adams is being heavily discounted this offseason with another new quarterback throwing him the ball this year. If he truly is back to 100%, he is a bargain in the second round, even with Jimmy Garoppolo as his quarterback.

Raiders also are placing WR Hunter Renfrow on injured reserve due to his oblique injury. So on the same day, both Renfrow and Darren Waller are being placed on IR, meaning they’re out at least four games each.

Related Players: Foster Moreau, Davante Adams, Mack Hollins, Keelan Cole

The team basically has no more excuses to avoid using Davante Adams in a hyperactive role, ala his 17 targets in Week 9. Mack Hollins has already been worked heavily into the offense, while Keelan Cole will almost assuredly have to be shoved into the WR3 role with what is now a barren WR depth chart. Hollins can be considered a Flex play, while Davante Adams has weekly upside to be the overall WR1 and Foster Moreau is a matchup-based streaming option at TE.

There was no sign of WR Davante Adams, who missed Wednesday with an illness, at start of practice Thursday.

It's good news that it's an illness and still relatively early in the week. Hunter Renfrow has been gearing back up so he and Darren Waller would be the likely beneficiaries on the off-chance Adams is forced to miss Week 8.

Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams has been charged with misdemeanor assault for shoving a credentialed media worker after Monday's loss in Kansas City to the Chiefs.

Adams was cited for an "intentional, overt act" that inflicted "bodily injury," according to court records released Wednesday, the story said. The man shoved by Adams suffered whiplash, a headache and a possible minor concussion from the incident, according to records. He was working for ESPN's Monday Night Football as a freelance photographer. Adams did apologize after the incident but he could be facing fines and a possible suspension from the NFL, it was reported earlier this week.

Raiders WR Davante Adams is facing NFL discipline — and potentially even a suspension — for shoving a man to the ground after Monday night’s loss to the Chiefs, per sources.

It wasn't a pretty scene. As Adams was leaving the field and heading to the tunnel, a cameraman got in his way and Adams pushed him down. The league is reviewing the situation. Adams apologized through the media and again on Twitter fairly quickly after the incident, but we'll have to see if that helps his cause. The Raiders have a bye in Week 6.

The Green Bay Packers have traded WR Davante Adams to the Las Vegas Raiders for draft picks. Adams has agreed to a multi-year deal with the Raiders.

This is a left turn as Adams said he would not play on the franchise tag. Adams reunites with Derek Carr, his college teammate. Adams has shown his ability to produce regardless of QB. The Packers are now anemic at wideout.

The Green Bay Packers have placed their franchise tag on WR Davante Adams.

With Aaron Rodgers back in the fold, one would imagine the Packers try to sign Adams for however long they sign Rodgers. Arguably the best 1-2 combo on offense is back together in Green Bay.

The Green Bay Packers are reportedly re-signing QB Aaron Rodgers to a 4-year, $200 million deal with $153 million guaranteed.

Related Players: Davante Adams, Jordan Love

Sell your Jordan Love dynasty stocks, folks. Rodgers is now signed to play into his 40s with the same franchise that drafted him.

Packers WR Davante Adams is likely set to receive the franchise tag this upcoming offseason.

For as great as Adams has been on the field, the Packers have been reluctant to give Adams a huge contract and likely make him the highest-paid wide receiver in football. As Rapoport notes, the Packers and Adams have not had contract talks since July and he is set to be a free agent in March. The franchise tag would at least give Green Bay more time to extend Adams. The tag is projected to be around $20 million for wide receivers.