Adams patrolled the secondary with authority, recording 110 tackles, including 83 solo stops. His two tackles for loss, one QB hurry, and one interception showcased his range. Adams was a ball hawk in the backfield, with two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.

Adams is a safety that was able to have a standout season and make a statement early. He has some good speed being able to blanket the field and cover a lot of ground making it difficult on the QB. He is quick to get in and out of his breaks and make a play on the football. The way he see’s the field is next level and he can drop down into the box to make a play at or behind the line of scrimmage sets him apart. He is uncommitted but has some colleges looking at him and would be a great addition to any DB room.

Adams showed out against the Titans. The standout 6’3 185-pound safety from Arapahoe had a 15 total tackles (14 solo, 1 assisted), 1 PD, 1 FF in the loss. He plays both safety positions, and gets some action as a corner too. Adams has very good athletic ability due to elite acceleration, very good speed, jumping, and good change of direction. His athletic ability allows him to patrol the field and get action on every play. He uses his reactive and instinctive abilities to excel in zone coverage. Adams comes down from his deep zone to attack the run. Very good run stopper. Adams is a hard-hitting safety who uses his very good strength to terrorize ball carriers. Even in the loss, Adams showed why he deserves to be on a college team by producing at the next level of competition in the playoffs.

Adams put on a stellar performance, showing why he was one of the most dynamic defensive backs in the game. With 9 solo tackles, 17 assisted tackles, and an interception returned for a touchdown, Adams was everywhere on the field. His ability to be in on nearly every play made him a game-changer for his team. His high football IQ and relentless pursuit were on full display, and the interception that he took back for a score demonstrated his ball-hawking skills and playmaking ability. Adams not only locked down his assignments but also capitalized when it mattered most, turning defense into offense. His versatility and knack for being in the right place at the right time are key reasons why he is such an integral part of the Arapahoe defense.