Adams turned in one of the more improbable statistical seasons of 2025—14 touchdowns in 14 games at 33 years old, finishing WR7 overall at 13.8 points per game. His 91st-percentile PFF route grade and 89th-percentile ESPN OPEN score confirm the separation ability is still there, and Matthew Stafford's elite efficiency continues to find him in the right spots. The sustainability questions are significant. A touchdown-per-game pace is almost certainly not repeatable–four fewer TDs would cost him nearly 24 points over a full season and shift him from WR1 to solid WR2 territory, which is still higher than he’s being drafted, so the touchdown regression is baked into his ADP. His ESPN YAC (15th percentile) and a 17th-percentile drop rate are genuine concerns for a player entering his age-34 season, and the Rams have essentially zero vacated WR targets to cushion any role reduction. He's a fine WR2 if Stafford stays healthy and the touchdowns hold at double digits–but you're drafting on faith in a 38-year-old quarterback and a 34-year-old receiver maintaining both a health and a production floor.