Highlights
- Isaiah Adams, a Cardinals offensive lineman, is attending training camp despite facing firearms charges in Canada.
- Adams turned himself in to Durham Regional Police on July 19 in connection with a guns and gangs investigation in Ajax, near Toronto.
- Police recovered a loaded gun with a prohibited overcapacity magazine and a stolen replica Uzi at a home during the search warrant execution.
- Adams was drafted by Arizona in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft after playing college football at the University of Illinois.
Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman Isaiah Adams is at training camp after turning himself in to Durham Regional Police Service in Canada on July 19, according to FOX 10 Phoenix, ESPN, and The Athletic.
Adams faces gun possession charges connected to a guns and gangs investigation in Ajax, a municipality east of Toronto. During a search warrant execution at a home in the area, police recovered a loaded gun with a prohibited overcapacity magazine and a stolen replica Uzi, per FOX 10 Phoenix.
Adams was selected by the Cardinals in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft out of the University of Illinois. His presence at camp was first reported by ESPN.
No trial date has been publicly announced. The Cardinals have not issued a statement on the matter per available public records.
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- Fox 10 Phoenix retrieved 29/07/2026 08:00
- espn.com retrieved 29/07/2026 08:00
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