In a surprising twist, Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams have become more than just teammates once again. After the Jets and Raiders completed a significant trade that brought Adams to New York, the two former Green Bay Packers players are now living together. Rodgers revealed this new living arrangement during a press conference on Wednesday. He described Adams as an impressive 95% familiar with his play signals, showing off a deep understanding of their game plan. This isn't the first time they've shared a field, having played together for eight seasons in Green Bay.

Adams, who had been sitting out the last three games due to a hamstring injury, joined Rodgers on "The Pat McAfee Show" and was spotted at the Jets' walkthrough on Wednesday. It seems Adams is in good shape, with Rodgers jokingly remarking that he looks like he's been drinking from the fountain of youth. Their bond goes way back, with Rodgers mentioning how Adams transformed his physique and performance from his rookie days to becoming a dynamic player.

The Jets, currently at a 2-4 record, are hoping this reunion can boost their chances of making the playoffs. With Adams expected to join the lineup against the Steelers this Sunday night, the team is looking forward to seeing how these two veterans can turn things around.

From Teammates to Roommates: Rodgers and Adams' Unexpected Reunion

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