Carolina Panthers General Manager Dan Morgan has expressed interest in bringing free agent pass rusher Jadeveon Clowney to the team, but a deal seems to be taking time. Morgan mentioned that they are currently communicating with Clowney’s camp, but nothing concrete has been agreed upon yet. Meanwhile, the Panthers and the New York Jets are reportedly leading the charge in pursuing Clowney.
Jets General Manager Joe Douglas has also confirmed discussions with Clowney’s camp, but no progress has been made at this time. Despite being 31 years old, Clowney had an impressive season with the Ravens last year, recording 9.5 sacks. This has kept him in high demand among NFL teams looking to improve their rosters.
Clowney’s tendency to take his time when it comes to free agency and sign one-year contracts adds another layer of intrigue to his future destination. However, it seems that he is still evaluating his options before making a decision on where he will play next. Overall, the situation with Clowney remains fluid as multiple teams continue to engage in talks with him.
