Seahawks Eyeing Clowney for Edge Rusher Boost

0:00On March 28th, Seattle Seahawks fans know John Schneider loves a good off-season twist, and Jadevian Clowney could be next on the list. The 33-year-old Ed rusher is a free agent after a strong year with the Dallas Cowboys, where he notched 8.5 sacks in 12 tackles for loss. Seattle needs depth there since Boya Mafe bolted to the Bengals. Clowney fits right in with head coach Mike McDonald's defense. He thrived under him in Baltimore back in 2023, racking up 9.5 sacks in elite run stops. He even played for the Seahawks in 2019, so he knows the city and the scheme cold. Fans are buzzing because this wouldn't break the bank. Spot track pegs his market value at just $5.7 million next year, and Seattle's. Got cast to burn, adding him boosts an already solid edge group without the splashy free agent drama. Right now though, no rush on either side. Clowney's cool waiting pass training cam since he'll get a signing bonus anyway,

1:00and the Seahawks might hold off to scout the 2026. Draft, where they only have four picks and could trade back for more. If the draft doesn't deliver an edge guy, circling back to Clowney on a one-year deal, makes total sense. It could juice their Super Bowl shot without. Overcommitting.