Raiders' Davante Adams showed up to open practice and looked like he hadn't missed a beat with huge TD play

Davante Adams has missed most of the Las Vegas Raiders training camp, but, for good reason. He and his wife had been waiting for their baby boy to be born. And, you may have noticed that Adams is back at practice, and that's because they welcomed their baby into the world not too long ago.

So, Adams got right back to work, like we know he does. He is a workhorse. No one really outworks him, and, while he missed a lot, it looked like he didn't miss a beat when he did come back. This is the sign of a great player. No, scratch that, what he does is the stuff of legends and Hall of Famers, which we can all agree he will likely be someday.

The Raiders held an open practice on Wednesday night at Allegiant Stadium, where 40 thousand fans , and maybe more, showed up to support their silver and black. At practice, all of those fans were fed a show they loved.

All of this offseason has been about how good or bad will the offense be. After the first preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings, where the offense was great, the fans wanted to see more, and that's exactly what they got.

After practice, it's clear that four players stood out on offense. The two quarterbacks, Aidan O'Connell and Gardner Minshew, wide receiver Kristian Wilkerson, and wide receiver Davante Adams were the four players who had the best day on that side of the ball.

Let's just keep it frank -- Davante Adams was Davante Adams. he just did what he does. But, one of those plays was a great touchdown on a huge play during one one-on-ones, where he beat the Raiders' best cornerback, Jack Jones, on a deep ball.

Let's also not forget about the pass, which was amazing. But, Adams showed that he really hasn't missed a beat. And, we should see that on Saturday, too against the Dallas Cowboys. Hopefully, the fans loved what they saw, whether it was Adams catching deep balls, or just head coach Antonio Pierce yelling the Raiders chant .

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