What Rams' Puka Nacua Thinks About Davante Adams Addition

Rams WR Puka Nacua found out about his new teammate in the most random way

Jan 13, 2025; Glendale, AZ, USA; Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua (17) reacts during the second half against the Minnesota Vikings in an NFC wild card game at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images / Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images

Puka Nacua is excited to be teammates with Davante Adams, expressing his feelings on the St. Brown podcast. Claiming he grew up a Green Bay Packers fan, Nacua has been following Adams his entire life, making a joke about Adams and Matthew Stafford's rivalry during their times playing each other during Stafford's time with the Lions.

One of the interesting tidbits was about Nacua finding out about the acquisition. Nacua stated that he got the call from Sean McVay during Kobie Turner's wedding. McVay called to ask for Nacua's thoughts on a potential move and Adams would be signed shortly after.

"(Sean McVay) was like, 'I just wanted to call you and see what you thought if we get Davante Adams?'" I was like.. 'Word? For real?'"

Rams WR Puka Nacua details how he learned that Davante Adams was going to be joining him in Los Angeles 🏈 pic.twitter.com/6OpNBxRSu1

— St. Brown Podcast (@StBrownPodcast) March 11, 2025

It's kind of a funny realization that a bunch of the Rams found out about the Adams acquisition at the same time, and that time being Turner's wedding reception.

Adams could be the key piece to send the Rams to the Super Bowl. His play helped Aaron Rodgers win two MVP awards and helped Green Bay secure back to back number one seeds in the NFC during the beginning of the decade.

The NFC West is heating up and the Rams just pulled forward as the clear favorites in the division and the team appears ready to knock off the Eagles and reclaim their NFC crown. There is only one way to match firepower and that is with more firepower. Now with Adams at the helm, McVay has arguably his most well-rounded, potent offensive unit since the 2018 season.

Adams solves an immediate problem for their team and that was their redzone inefficiencies. The Rams would struggle to punch the ball in for six within twenty yards so with Adams, they have a matchup nightmare who can dominate defenders on fade routes and jump ball scenarios. His presence should open up more running lanes for Kyren Williams as well.

Puka Nacua will receive more favorable matchups as a result of Adams' presence as he goes for his best season yet, especially as he's eligible for an extension after the 2025 season. Considering all these factors, Stafford himself could win his first MVP in what could be his final season as a professional. Fun times in Los Angeles.

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