Jadeveon Clowney’s Surprise Meeting with Cowboys Sparks Speculation of Game-Changing Deal

After making waves by acquiring defensive tackle Kenny Clark through the Micah Parsons trade, the Cowboys aren’t slowing down. Word on the street—and from trusted NFL insider Josina Anderson—is that Jadeveon Clowney is in Dallas for talks, potentially adding another weapon to their defensive arsenal. Clowney, who was released by the Panthers earlier this year, hasn’t landed a spot yet despite his plans to continue playing. With a career tally of 58 sacks across multiple teams, he brings experience and edge that could complement a defensive lineup featuring Sam Williams, Dante Fowler, and others. It may not mirror Parsons’ output, but this move could well inject fresh energy into Dallas’ front line just when they need it most… LEARN MORE.

The Cowboys added defensive tackle Kenny Clark in the Micah Parsons trade and they are reportedly meeting with another potential addition to their defensive line on Tuesday.

Longtime NFL reporter Josina Anderson reports that defensive end Jadeveon Clowney is in Dallas to meet with the team.

The Panthers released Clowney in May and he said he planned to keep playing in the wake of that move, but did not find a place to play during the offseason or summer. He had 5.5 sacks in Carolina last season and the first overall pick has 58 career sacks in 140 games with Carolina, Baltimore, Cleveland, Tennessee, Seattle, and Houston.

That’s not the kind of production the Cowboys got from Parsons, but the team could see him offering them some added production to a group that includes Sam Williams, Dante Fowler, Marshawn Kneeland, Donovan Ezeiruaku, and James Houston.