Jadeveon Clowney has returned to the Houston Texans on a one-year contract, according to an AP source. The pass rusher, who was drafted by the Texans with the No. 1 overall pick in 2014, is reuniting with the team that initially signed him and where he played for five seasons. The deal was announced Sunday, marking a significant move for both the player and the franchise.
Clowney, 29, had been without a team since being released by the Miami Dolphins in 2022. His return to the Texans comes after a period of uncertainty in his career. The Texans, looking to bolster their defensive line, see in Clowney a proven pass rusher with experience in their system.
The one-year contract signals a strategic move for the Texans, aiming to leverage Clowney’s skills in a key position. His reintegration into the team could provide stability and leadership, especially as the franchise rebuilds. The details of the deal, including financial terms, were not disclosed. (winnipegfreepress.com)
