A blockbuster trade could be on the horizon in the NFL after Davante Adams informed the Las Vegas Raiders of his preference to move on before the league’s Nov. 5 trade deadline.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo were the first to report the news Tuesday, with Adams subject to trade speculation since last season.

It comes after the emergence of a screenshot that showed Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce “liking” an Instagram post that read, “Don’t be surprised if Davante Adams has already played his last snap with the Raiders.”

Adams, who missed the week four win over the Cleveland Browns with a hamstring injury, spoke about the screenshot Tuesday during his weekly appearance on Kay Adams’ “Up & Adams Show.”

“I haven’t heard from Antonio Pierce. I haven’t spoken to him,” Adams said. “I don’t know exactly what that was about. It’s one of those situations where I just keep my head down and keep doing my thing and let the chips fall where they may.

“There hasn’t been any communication with anyone on the team since that became a thing, but it’s kind of like the weekly ‘What’s going on with Tae?’ It’s always some kind of drama. But in the end, 17 doesn’t create any of it.

“So people can say whatever they want, but I’m just chilling and trying to be the model of not stirring the pot and just locking up and doing what I gotta do.”

Any trade for Adams will likely come at a high price, with the three-time All-Pro’s $16.8 million base salary fully guaranteed for the season. Additionally, in the final two years of his contract, he is expected to receive $35.6 million in 2025 and $36.6 million in 2026.

The Raiders would receive a cap hit of $15.7 million in dead money if they traded him.

Adams spent his first eight seasons in the NFL with the Green Bay Packers before being traded to the Raiders to reunite with former Fresno State college teammate Derek Carr in 2022.

He has 1,000 yards receiving four seasons in a row and five in his last six campaigns, and has the most receiving touchdowns in the league since his first 1,000 yards campaign in 2018.

The 31-year-old has 18 catches for 209 yards and a touchdown in three games in 2024.

News of his possible availability comes at a time when the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs are facing issues at receiver after losing leading weapons Rashee Rice and Hollywood Brown in the offseason this year as they look to win three straight championships.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could also be potential, if not more likely, suitors after their offseason pursuit of Brandon Aiyuk from the San Francisco 49ers as they seek support for George Pickens, along with the Washington Commanders looking to capitalize on rookie quarterback Jayden’s lightning start Daniels. the year. And his deep-rooted relationship with Rodgers is so deep that the Super Bowl-hunting New York Jets could yet find themselves in the conversation.

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