The Cleveland Browns are reportedly eyeing a reunion with Jadeveon Clowney, despite a rocky 2022 exit fueled by public criticism of coaching decisions and a benching before the season finale. Now 33 and productive with 8.5 sacks for Dallas last year, Clowney could offer much-needed pass-rushing depth with Myles Garrett gone. New defensive coordinator Todd Monken, who worked with Clowney in Baltimore, praised his personality, while GM Andrew Berry believes reconciliation is possible — noting their relationship remains strong and that one bad moment shouldn’t define a player. With the Browns extending key defenders like Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit, they’re signaling a rebuild with core players, but it’s unclear if Clowney fits that mold.
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