Could Jamal Adams’ time in the Big Apple be nearing its end?

New York’s All-Pro safety does not plan on participating in the NFL’s voluntary virtual offseason program next month. That news comes as his representation and the Jets struggle to come to terms on a contract extension that would keep Adams with the team for the foreseeable future.

Adams and the Jets had preliminary contract talks before the NFL combine in February, but general manager Joe Douglas has made it clear that draft preparations are paramount to any contract negotiations right now. This has left the door for Adams to be dealt either in the days leading up to the draft or on draft night.

So, what are the pros and cons of parting ways with Adams? Let’s take a look.

Pro: The Haul

If the Jets opt to trade Adams, there is no doubt they will get a massive haul in exchange for his services.

Adams was a first-team All-Pro last season and is arguably the best safety in football. Considering he is only 24 and has yet to hit his prime, Adams’ value is at an all-time high.

Any team interested in trading for Adams will have to pony up and make Joe Douglas an offer that gives New York enough to replace an elite defensive centerpiece. That means multiple first-round picks and maybe even a young talent. If contract talks with Adams continue to go nowhere, it will be hard for Douglas and the Jets to say no.