Trey

Adams

Adams, an undrafted free agent who signed with the Bills last year, would’ve garnered interest in the first two days of the draft if it weren’t for an ACL tear, back surgery, and hamstring strain he suffered since 2017. He spent his only year around the league on Buffalo’s practice squad.

Adams’ (6'8/318) durability is a shimmering red flag following an ACL tear, back surgery, and most recently a hamstring strain that kept him out of the 2020 Senior Bowl since 2017. He did work his way back to soak up 88.4 percent of the Huskies’ offensive snaps in his final collegiate year but isn’t quite the same prospect due to injuries. A four-year starting left tackle in Washington’s pro-style offense, Adams’ heavy hands will impact the running game from Day 1, but his consistent struggles against speedy EDGE rushers may force him to the right side in the NFL.