Jadeveon Clowney Fantasy

The Tennessee Titans are expected to sign defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, according to sources. Clowney will be rejoining Mike Vrabel, who was on the Texans defensive staff for Clowney's first three years in the league. The Saints made a strong case to land the pass-rusher, but he ultimately decided to go with Tennessee. The seventh-year professional had his best year under Vrabel in Houston in 2017, posting career-highs in sacks (9.5), tackles for loss (21) and QB hits (21). Clowney has never posted double-digit sacks in a single season and has a long injury history, but when healthy, he can be a game-wrecker and will certainly make the Titans Defense more of a force. They'll be worth considering as a bye-week replacement early in 2020.

Sep. 5th • 10:19 PM

Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel said the team has made an offer to defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. The Titans, Saints and Seahawks are the three teams known to be aggressively pursuing the Pro Bowl pass-rusher with the start of the regular season next week. The 27-year-old can be a game-wrecker in opposing backfields when he's healthy, but he'll have to settle for a one-year prove-it deal before potentially cashing in on the free-agent market in 2021. Clowney's lengthy injury history makes him pretty risky in IDP leagues. New Orleans would probably be the most attractive landing spot for him from a fantasy perspective. Tennessee could surely use his help in the pass-rushing department alongside Jeffery Simmons and Vic Beasley.

Sep. 4th • 3:13 PM

The New Orleans Saints are sending an all-out blitz to try and sign defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, who has spoken multiple times to head coach Sean Payton, according to sources. At least two other teams are still involved with Clowney, with the Titans being one of them. With training camps coming to a close and the start of the regular season less than a week away, Clowney's free-agent saga is close to an end. The Seahawks are also still interested in re-signing the Pro Bowler. The Saints are talking with current players about restructuring their deals with just $7 million available in salary cap space. New Orleans is already a pretty attractive fantasy defense, but the addition of Clowney to a pass-rushing corps that already includes Cameron Jordan could push them over the top as Super Bowl contenders.

Sep. 4th • 1:03 PM