Fournette scores a TD, and Adams tackles him twice.
Leonard Fournette and Jamal Adams experienced a reunion of sorts Sunday in New Jersey.
The former LSU teammates faced each other as NFL opponents for the first time since the Jacksonville Jaguars selected Fournette fourth overall and the New York Jets picked Adams sixth in the 2017 NFL Draft last spring.
They swapped jerseys after the game, with Fournette posting on Twitter that the ritual was something they talked about when they both committed to LSU as part of the same signing class.
PRoud moment for me because we talked about this when we committed in high school, love always from 7 to 33 @TheAdams_era Brother4Life pic.twitter.com/wLd5N0lMzg
The swap came after the Jets won 23-20 in overtime.
Fournette rushed 24 times for 86 yards and caught four passes for 59 yards and posted the first receiving touchdown of his four-game career.
Adams finished with five total tackles and was involved in two tackles of Fournette, which was something he experienced only in practices or scrimmages during their three seasons together in Baton Rouge.
