Jamal Adams says he has 'no regrets' on how things played out with Jets

Seattle Seahawks star safety Jamal Adams has been very vocal about his time with the Jets and his thoughts on former head coach Adam Gase since being traded over the offseason.

With the Jets set to face off against the Seahawks on the road Sunday, Adams spoke to reporters on Friday and continued to answer questions about his Jets' career.

"No regrets," Adams said. "Obviously, man, things happened the way it happened. I had to do what I had to do to get out of my situation. I'm happy to be here, I'm happy to be a Seattle Seahawk. I'm happy to a part of an organization that values me and respects me for who I am on and off the field... Not really focused on the past, it did go down the way it went down. I have nothing but love for the Jets organization"

Adams would go on to talk about the respect level he felt with the Jets, compared to how he feels now with the Seahawks.

"Honestly, listen, like I said, the guys that make the decisions over there, they didn't value me like Seattle does, and I appreciate that," Adams said. "There's no hard feelings towards them. They had different views, I had a different view. But at the end of the day, I'm just happy to be where I am. And I have an organization that believes in me, believes I can get it done, and thinks highly of me. That's all I can ask for, it's just about respect for me."

The safety finished his thoughts on the Jets by answering a question about his feelings toward Adam Gase.

"Adam Gase, we had a solid relationship," Adams said. "I don't hate Adam Gase, I have no problem with Adam Gase. I just didn't feel he handled certain situations well as a head coach. That's just my opinion."