LOS ANGELES — When the fifth-seeded Rams face off against the four-seed Carolina Panthers in Saturday’s NFC wild-card matchup, it will be the first time in four years that Davante Adams plays in a postseason game. The longest gap in his career gives the veteran receiver appreciation for the moment and the opportunity to play in meaningful games. But if the Rams are able to beat the Panthers on the road, Adams doesn’t anticipate much joy in the moment. “You have to forgive me if we’re not cheesing ear to ear after the first win,” Adams said. “We have to play the right type of ball first off in order to be in that position....
