The Seattle Seahawks made Jamal Adams the NFL's highest-paid safety this week as the two sides agreed to a 4-year, $70 million contract extension. It got Adams off the sideline and onto the practice field for the first time at training camp and he spoke to the media to talk about the negotiation process. One person who helped seal the deal was his mother, and he talked about how his relationship with Pete Carroll also played a factor. Carroll talked about what improvements we can expect from Adams in his second year with the team and also talked about a timetable for rookie Dee Eskridge to see the field.

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