Packers might miss out on Jadeveon Clowney as Browns make a move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 11:55 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
The Green Bay Packers, short on pass-rushers, are at risk of losing free agent Jadeveon Clowney as he meets with the Cleveland Browns. Analysts have linked Clowney to the Packers, especially with Micah Parsons expected to be unavailable for multiple games. However, the Browns are hosting Clowney on July 29, presenting a serious opportunity for the former Pro Bowler to rejoin their roster. If Clowney signs with Cleveland, the Packers may be left to rely on Lukas Van Ness for edge presence this season. The urgency increases as training camp continues without a solid veteran option in sight.
- •Clowney meeting with the Browns on July 29.
- •Packers lacking proven pass-rushers for training camp.
- •Micah Parsons will miss at least a month.
- •Lukas Van Ness has limited experience in the role.
- •Joey Bosa is also considering retirement options.
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