Clowney: Instant Vet Stability for Packers' Edge Rush

0:00On March 25th, the Green Bay Packers are facing a thin-edged rush situation heading into the new season, and beat writer Matt Schneidman thinks veteran, Jadevian Clowney could be the perfect addition. After trading with Sean Gary and losing Kingsley and Adbaray, the team needs more proven past rushers, and Clowney remains available on the free agent. Market. Schneidman points out that, while the Packers feel set on the outside of their defensive line, Depp is always key, especially with General Manager. Brian Guterkunst's history of adding experienced players up front. Fans and analysts worry about relying too much on young talent behind star Micah Parsons, who's recovering from a torn ACL in December. If Parsons misses time, unproven guys like Lucas Van Ness and injury-prone Brents and Cox might not hold up. Clowney showed he still got it last year with the Dallas Cowboys, playing 13 games, and racking up 12 tackles for loss, 10 quarterback, hits, and 8.5 sacks.

1:00He ranked 4th in pressure rate among edge rushers with at least 200 past rush snaps. Adding Clowney would give Green Bay instant veteran stability and boost their super bowl chances without breaking the bank, as teams pass on aging, stars.