The front office wants to make money, and this move will make a lot of money.
The Buccaneers have made several moves this offseason that are great for the present and making money now but could have ramifications down the road. Despite what the fanbase might think about recent moves, football teams are a business first, and making money is the priority.
After signing Gronk and Brady, the Buccaneers became one of the most talked-about franchises in the NFL, and both jerseys were some of the highest sellers so far this year.
One has to think that the same thing would apply to Adams if he came to Tampa Bay, and the Bucs would then add another top seller to their rapidly growing list.
In addition to jerseys, tickets to Bucs games are very quickly becoming a commodity. Raymond James Stadium was once a ghost town during some games, but now tickets could be much harder to find, especially for the numerous prime time games that Tampa Bay is playing in.
It may seem like the Bucs are already shooting up the ladder for popularity, but adding Adams would only further the team along its current trajectory. If tickets are already pricey, imagine what they will cost if the team adds yet another All-Pro for the foreseeable future.