First, the franchise traded for quarterback Geno Smith to reunite him with former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, now at the helm in Las Vegas. This week there's another reunion but this time in the secondary. The Raiders have signed safety Jamal Adams, the team announced Tuesday, July 22.

Jamal Adams signed on the eve of training camp with Las Vegas, giving Carroll another familiar weapon defensively. And with his arrival in the secondary, the former "Legion of Boom" coach said the Raiders' secondary rivals that of any he oversaw in Seattle.

The Raiders signed safety Jamal Adams on Tuesday. It reunites the three-time Pro Bowler with coach Pete Carroll, who coached Adams for four seasons with the Seahawks. Adams, 29, is entering his ninth season after the Jets made him the sixth overall pick in 2017.