After the Carolina Panthers released Jadeveon Clowney last May, the veteran pass-rusher’s stay in free agency dragged into the regular season. He finally agreed to a one-year, $3.5M deal with the Dallas Cowboys after Week 2, which enabled the 32-year-old to avoid the rigors of training camp. The Cowboys’ 30th-ranked defense has struggled enough that coordinator Matt Eberflus is in serious jeopardy of losing his job, but Clowney has been a bright spot. The former No. 1 overall pick has recorded 35 tackles, 34 pressures, eight TFL, seven QB hits and 5.5 sacks in 12 games (five starts). Pro Football Focus ranks Clowney’s performance this year an impressive 20th among 112 qualifying edge-rushers. He has offered strong work as a pass-rusher and a run defender. Clowney chipped in 1.5 sacks in the Cowboys’ win over the Commanders on Christmas Day. Afterward, he said that he intends to play in 2026. He also has interest in continuing with the Cowboys. “Oh yeah, [I’d re-sign in Dallas] if they’re willing to bring meRead More