Jamal Adams, a veteran safety/linebacker, will undergo season-ending surgery for a torn quadriceps tendon. He was placed on injured reserve after leaving a preseason game with the injury. Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell announced that Adams will have surgery and remain in Minnesota to rehabilitate and mentor younger players.

Adams has a notable career, with three Pro Bowl appearances and an All-Pro selection in 2019. He set an NFL record for sacks by a defensive back in 2020. However, injuries have affected his performance in recent years, with this being his fifth team in four years.

Further details about Adams' injury and rehabilitation are available from the source, including his expected recovery process and role with the team during his rehabilitation.