Davante Adams Aims to Transform His Super Bowl Dream into Reality

Morgan Winslow

Published: January 25, 2026 8:25 PM ET

Davante Adams aims to transform his Super Bowl dream into reality as he prepares to lead the Los Angeles Rams in their NFC Championship matchup against the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field in Seattle.

Adams’s Journey to the Super Bowl

At 33, Adams is determined to achieve what has eluded him in his previous NFC Championship appearances with the Green Bay Packers. He has faced disappointment in four championship games, failing to reach the Super Bowl. “It’s been so hard, and I’ve been working so hard at it,” Adams stated.

Key Stats from NFC Championship Games

2015: 1 catch for 7 yards (loss to Seahawks, 28-22 OT)
2016: 3 catches for 16 yards, 1 touchdown (loss to Falcons, 44-21)
2020: 9 catches for 138 yards (loss to 49ers, 37-20)
2021: 9 catches for 67 yards, 1 touchdown (loss to Buccaneers, 31-26)

In total, Adams has made 22 receptions for 228 yards and 2 touchdowns across these matches. His past experiences have only fueled his desire to succeed this time. “You definitely have a greater appreciation for times like this,” he shared.

The Rams’ Current Lineup

This season, Adams has emerged as a crucial player in the Rams’ offensive strategy, joining forces with quarterback Matthew Stafford and receiver Puka Nacua. Stafford is a finalist for the NFL MVP award, while Nacua is up for Offensive Player of the Year. Adams signed a two-year contract worth around $25 million with the Rams after stints with the Las Vegas Raiders and the New York Jets.

Despite missing three games due to a hamstring injury, Adams led the NFL with 14 touchdown catches this season. He made a significant return during the wild-card victory over the Carolina Panthers, contributing a key catch during the winning drive against the Chicago Bears.

Impact on the Team

Rams safety Kam Curl emphasized the significance of Adams’s experience and talent. “A Hall of Fame player like him deserves to experience getting a Super Bowl,” Curl stated, highlighting the motivation Adams brings to the team.

Head coach Sean McVay is equally optimistic. “Everybody feels and notices when he’s on the grass,” he said, referring to Adams’s influence on team dynamics. His “swag” elevates the overall group’s energy, proving essential for the Rams as they gear up for a potential Super Bowl run.

Upcoming Challenge

The Rams face the Seattle Seahawks for the third time this season. Adams missed their previous matchup in December when the Seahawks won 38-37 in overtime. He expressed disappointment at being unable to contribute, stating, “It crushed me.” Now, the Rams are focused on turning their ambitions into reality as they strive for their chance at the Super Bowl.

“We’re close,” Adams affirmed. “We just have to finish it off.” With his determination and leadership, the Rams are aiming to advance and finally achieve their Super Bowl dream.