There won't be a reunion for the Seattle Seahawks. There will be no reunion for the Seattle Seahawks. Jadeveon Clowney, a former Pro Bowler, has agreed to a $20 million deal with the Carolina Panthers. The contract is for two years. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that the contract could be worth up to $24 million with incentives. The former Pro Bowler, Jadeveon Clowney, has made a deal worth $20 million over two years with the Carolina Panthers, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport., As per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.The value of Clowney’s new contract could reach $24 million if he meets certain goals, revealed NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
I heard this news from Ian Rapoport, who said “Clowney visited the Panthers and Jets, while remaining in touch with the Ravens.” In a message on X dated March 27, 2024, Rapoport mentioned, Rapoport shared details about Clowney's visits and negotiations in a message dated March 27, 2024. In a March 27, 2024 message on X, Ian Rapoport revealed that Clowney had visited the Panthers and Jets, and was also in contact with the Ravens. He mentioned,
There had been some speculation that the Seahawks might try to recruit Clowney again because of his connection with head coach Mike Macdonald. Clowney did well in Macdonald’s system with the Baltimore Ravens in 2023.
“There is speculation about which (if any) Ravens defensive free agents could follow former Baltimore defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald to Seattle now that he’s the head coach of the Seahawks,” was mentioned in a March 10 story by ESPN’s Dan Graziano titled, “NFL free agency buzz: Last-minute intel on signings, trades.” ESPN’s Dan Graziano mentioned in a March 10 story titled, “NFL free agency buzz: Last-minute intel on signings, trades,” that there was speculation about defensive free agents from the Ravens moving to Seattle with former Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald, the new head coach of the Seahawks. According to Graziano, In a March 10 story titled, “NFL free agency buzz: Last-minute intel on signings, trades,” ESPN’s Dan Graziano mentioned that there was speculation about which defensive free agents from the Ravens might join the Seahawks with their new head coach, former Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald.
ESPN’s Dan Graziano mentioned in a March 10 story titled, “NFL free agency buzz: Last-minute intel on signings, trades,” that some Ravens defensive free agents could potentially join the Seahawks with their new head coach, Mike Macdonald. He ranked them in order of likelihood, based on conversations with his sources, as Patrick Queen, LB Jadeveon Clowney, DE Geno Stone, and S.
Jadeveon Clowney, formerly of the Seahawks, tied his career-high with 9.5 sacks in 2023.
Clowney matched his career-high performance with 9.5 sacks in 17 games last season. He also recorded 43 tackles, 19 quarterback hits, 5 pass deflections, and 2 forced fumbles as the former No. 1 pick.
The Seahawks do not seem to have been involved in the Clowney contract negotiations. They initially traded for Clowney in 2019, but he signed with the Tennessee Titans in 2020.
Clowney mentioned in a March 27 interview with CBS Sports’ Josina Anderson, “We’re going to be just 30 minutes from home. It’s where we do all our community and foundation work going into season 11. Plus, my Grandaddy is getting older; and last year we had a lot of losses in our family. So honestly, it just feels like a full circle moment being closer.” CBS Sports’ Josina Anderson reported in a March 27 interview that Clowney said, “We’re going to be just 30 minutes from home. It’s where we do all our community and foundation work going into season 11. Plus, my Grandaddy is getting older; and last year we had a lot of losses in our family. So honestly, it just feels like a full circle moment being closer.” In a March 27 interview with CBS Sports’ Josina Anderson, Clowney shared, “We’re going to be just 30 minutes from home. It’s where we do all our community and foundation work going into season 11. Plus, my Grandaddy is getting older; and last year we had a lot of losses in our family. So honestly, it just feels like a full circle moment being closer.”
Mike Macdonald said, ‘If You Want to Play Defense for Us, You’ve Got to be Able to Blitz’ about the new-look Seahawks.
Since the start of free agency, Seattle’s available funds have dropped significantly to a projected $3.1 million. Their biggest move was re-signing pass rusher Leonard Williams. They also acquired linebackers Tyrel Dodson and Jerome Baker during free agency. There were many rumors, but the Seahawks did not sign any of Macdonald’s former Ravens players who were free agents. Fans can expect a heavy emphasis on blitzing next season as Macdonald has outlined his philosophy. per SpotracSeattle’s available funds have decreased to an estimated $3.1 million since the beginning of free agency. They made a significant move by re-signing pass rusher Leonard Williams and also added linebackers Tyrel Dodson and Jerome Baker during free agency. Despite various speculations, the Seahawks did not sign any of Macdonald’s former Ravens players who were free agents. Macdonald has outlined a strategy that involves a lot of blitzing for the upcoming season.
Seattle’s available funds have decreased to an estimated $3.1 million since the beginning of free agency. They made a significant move by re-signing pass rusher Leonard Williams and also added linebackers Tyrel Dodson and Jerome Baker during free agency. Despite various speculations, the Seahawks did not sign any of Macdonald’s former Ravens players who were free agents. Macdonald has outlined a strategy that involves a lot of blitzing for the upcoming season.
“If you want to play defense for us, you’ve got to be able to blitz, man,” Macdonald expressed to The Athletic’s Michael-Shawn Dugar in a story titled, “Mike Macdonald’s vision for Seahawks’ defense starts with one thing: Versatility.” “Whatever your one-on-one is, we expect you to win. We carry a team pass rush mentality. In a story titled, “Mike Macdonald’s vision for Seahawks’ defense starts with one thing: Versatility,” The Athletic’s Michael-Shawn Dugar reported, The Athletic’s Michael-Shawn Dugar reported in a story titled, “Mike Macdonald’s vision for Seahawks’ defense starts with one thing: Versatility,” that Macdonald emphasized the importance of being able to blitz and win one-on-one situations for those playing defense for the Seahawks.
The Athletic’s Michael-Shawn Dugar reported in a story titled, “Mike Macdonald’s vision for Seahawks’ defense starts with one thing: Versatility,” that Macdonald emphasized the importance of being able to blitz and win one-on-one situations for those playing defense for the Seahawks. He also mentioned the team's focus on carrying a team pass rush mentality and expecting everyone to have a chance to win any given play.
