Dallas Cowboys Reportedly End Jadeveon Clowney Signing Talks

The Dallas Cowboys recently hosted veteran pass rusher Jadeveon Clowney for a visit as they explored options to fill the pass rush void left by trading Micah Parsons. While the Cowboys are financially able and interested in signing Clowney, a difference in valuation and Clowney's own desire to wait have delayed any deal, with Cowboys insiders confirming that Clowney left without a contract but remains a potential future signing. Stephen Jones emphasized that the visit was about familiarizing Clowney with the team, coaching staff, and organization rather than an immediate signing, noting Clowney's veteran status and his own plans as important considerations. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer expressed a measured interest, suggesting the team is exploring options but not overly eager to finalize a deal quickly. With Clowney unlikely to join the roster before the upcoming game against the New York Giants, the Cowboys will continue to rely on their existing pass rushers to carry the defense. The situation remains fluid, with both sides keeping communication open for future possibilities.