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Cowboys Make Jadeveon Clowney a Game-Time Decision for Week 3

The veteran signing addresses Dallas’ pass-rush needs after the Micah Parsons trade, with Clowney disputing misdemeanor charges from a Rock Hill parking incident.

Overview

  • Executive vice president Stephen Jones said Clowney is a game-time decision and indicated the team is leaning toward holding him out against the Bears.
  • Owner Jerry Jones expressed an expectation Clowney could play, while head coach Brian Schottenheimer offered a more cautious assessment pending final evaluations.
  • A team spokesman said his recent arrest will not determine availability, and Clowney said he will contest the trespassing and failure-to-identify charges from a Sept. 12 parking-lot dispute detailed in a police report.
  • Dallas signed Clowney this week to a one-year deal reported at roughly $3.45 million, with an initial situational role expected after he missed offseason and preseason work.
  • Clowney practiced with the team and was seen mentoring younger pass rushers; the three-time Pro Bowler logged 46 tackles and 5.5 sacks for the Panthers in 2024 and joins his seventh NFL team.