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After four injury-plagued seasons, safety Jamal Adams’ time with the Seattle Seahawks has come to an unceremonious end.
On Tuesday, Seattle made the rather unsurprising move to release the three-time Pro Bowler as part of several cuts to prepare for the new league year.
Not only was Adams — who was acquired from the New York Jets in 2020 — unable to stay on the field for Seattle, but he never came close to replicating his…
