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Clowney Awaits Next Prove-It Deal

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Jadeveon Clowney, a 33-year-old edge rusher, remains unsigned despite training camps starting, following his pattern of signing one-year deals late in the offseason. After a strong performance with the Cowboys last year, they opted not to re-sign him, trading for Rashan Gary instead. Clowney, who has played for seven teams in his career, is expected to sign another one-year deal soon, continuing his streak of late signings.

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Clowney Awaits Next Prove-It Deal

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Clowney Awaits Next Prove-It Deal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st, NFL news today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Corey with the story. To Davey on Clowney, the 33-year-old edge rusher, is still sitting on the free agent market with training camps underway. This guy has made a habit of it, eyeing one-year deals late in the offseason over the past four years. September with the Cowboys last year, March with. The Panthers the year before, and so on with the Ravens and Browns. He's chilling in Houston right now, grinding workouts like always, waiting for the right call. Clowney says it's his usual routine, and he's got plenty left in the tank to prove he's still elite. In 12 pro seasons, he's bounced through seven teams, mostly on those short-term contracts. Last year with Dallas, he balled out for eight-and-a-half sacks and 10 quarterback hits in just 13 games. But the Cowboys aren't bringing him back. They traded for Roshan Gary from Green Bay this offseason. Governor Jerry Jones made it clear Tuesday, no reunion, even after Clowney's strong finish.

Expect Clowney to land somewhere soon on another one-year proven deal, keeping his streak alive while teams scramble for edge help.

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