Report: Edge Jadeveon Clowney Has Interest in the Giants

But do the Giants have interest in Clowney? And should they?
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It's no secret that the Giants desperately need help for their pass rush.

To recap where things stand, Markus Golden is set to be a free agent and, according to a report by ESPN's Josina Anderson, while Golden does have an interest in returning to the Giants, he's also is ready to test the market to see what his potential value might be.

The Giants, meanwhile, have a pair of young pass rushers in Lorenzo Carter and Oshane Ximines, neither of whom have had their breakout season just yet but who are two players abut whom the organization remains very optimistic.

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With the top edge rushers likely to receive the franchise tag, one such player who should hit free agency, besides Golden, is Seattle edge rusher Jadeveon Clowney. And according to a report by SNY.TV, Clowney has an interest in speaking with the Giants about a potential multiyear deal.

But do the Giants share in Clowney's reported interest? That much isn't known as the team doesn't comment on its personnel plans. Still, after dishing out generous free agency contracts to big-ticket signings int he past, the Giants very rarely get the kind of return on their investment that justifies the money spent.

Still, the Giants need pass rush help, so is Clowney worth kicking the tires despite his logging only three sacks with Seattle last year? Check out the video below for my thoughts on the topic.


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PATRICIA TRAINA

Patricia Traina has covered the New York Giants for over 30 seasons for multiple media outlets, including Inside Football, Fan Sided, SB Nation, The Athletic, Forbes, and the Fan Nation Network (part of Sports Illustrated).  In addition to being a credentialed member of the New York Giants press corps, Patricia has covered five Super Bowls (three featuring the Giants), the annual NFL draft, and the NFL Scouting Combine. Patricia’s late father was a long-time New York Giants season ticket holder who helped instill her love and appreciation of the game and the franchise at a very early age.  She was able to parlay that knowledge of Giants franchise history into her first published work, The Big 50: The Men and Moments that Made the New York Giants (Triumph Books, September 2020). She has enhanced her knowledge of the game by completing two semesters with the Scouting Academy and taking a course in NFL salary cap management. In addition to her work with Giants Country, Patricia is the host of the very successful LockedOn Giants podcast (also available on YouTube), featuring analysis, interviews, and Giants fan interaction. Patricia is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America and the Football Writers Association of America and has participated in the mentoring of aspiring journalists. Patricia holds a Bachelor’s degree in English literature (with a minor in creative writing) and a Master’s degree in Corporate Communication. She is a certified resume development specialist (corporate, military transition, and federal) and interview coach who enjoys music and creating fan art featuring her favorite bands.