“Fat Tae” has found his way home. From a 220-pound rookie in Green Bay to a superstar in New York, seemingly drinking from the fountain of youth, Davante Adams’ NFL journey just took its most dramatic turn yet. His latest stop? Aaron Rodgers’ guest bedroom.

In his first media appearance as a Jet, Adams peeled back the layers of his exit from the Raiders. While New York was celebrating a new dawn, he didn’t hold back from exposing Las Vegas’s offensive limitations. “Sometimes if you don’t properly… let me choose my words carefully here,” Adams began, before explaining how the Raiders’ playbook failed to maximize his talents.

The three-time First Team All-Pro’s relationship with the Raiders had hit rock bottom. As Greg Zuerlein’s missed field goal sealed the Jets’ tough 23-20 loss to Buffalo, Adams was already dialing Rodgers’ number. By 1 AM, the wheels were in motion for one of the NFL’s most prolific partnerships to reunite.

Their stats tell the story–68 touchdowns together, ranking third among all QB-receiver duos in the past 30 years. Only NFL legends Tom Brady to Rob Gronkowski (90) and Ben Roethlisberger to Antonio Brown (74) have found more end zone magic. “I turned to him and just said, ‘Man, how crazy is this?'” Rodgers recalled on Wednesday, still processing their unexpected reunion.

The timing clicked perfectly for both sides, with Adams brushing off suggestions that the Raiders would suffer without him. “This whole thing kind of transpired a little weird, but at the end of the day, we’re in a better place. The Raiders are in a better place as well,” he said. His final Raiders chapter had ended with three games missed due to a hamstring setback.

Meanwhile, the Rodgers-Adams bromance picked up right where it left off!

Roommates and reunions: the Rodgers-Adams connection lives on

Rodgers couldn’t hide his excitement while revealing their new living arrangement. “He’s staying with me for the short term,” he shared, amazed that Adams still remembered “95 percent” of their old playbook signals. The quarterback even poked fun at their early days, reminiscing about the “Fat Tae” era before Adams transformed his game through strict dietary discipline.

Their chemistry runs deeper than just football. “He’s part of why I am who I am,” Adams admitted via SNY, crediting Rodgers for shaping his professional approach. “Whether it was the cerebral approach, the attention to detail… watching him operate.” Now they’re eyeing something bigger–mentoring Jets‘ rising star Garrett Wilson. “Having him here, with the ability to pair him with a budding superstar in Garrett Wilson, that’s a pretty special combination,” Rodgers beamed.

The 2-4 Jets need this reunion to click fast. Adams has already confirmed he’s ready for Sunday night’s clash with Pittsburgh: “I’ll be able to roll. I’m feeling good right now, running around today.” For a team chasing playoff hopes in a packed AFC, this roommate arrangement might just be the spark they needed.

Their previous golden standard? A legendary Packers receiving corps featuring Jordy Nelson, Greg Jennings, Donald Driver, James Jones, and rookie Randall Cobb. With Adams joining forces with Wilson, Breece Hall, Braelon Allen, and Tyler Conklin, they’re building something fresh in New York. “I hope so. That’s the plan,” Adams said about making New York his long-term home. “I never go somewhere in hopes of having to find a new home.”