Cleveland Browns News: There’s a reportedly new offer for Jadeveon Clowney

Per MMQB’s Albert Breer, the Cleveland Browns have not given up on Jadeveon Clowney. They now have a new offer on the table.

The Cleveland Browns are continuing their pursuit of Pro Bowl edge Jadeveon Clowney.

Previously sports outlets reported the Browns having a multi-year deal on the table for the 27-year-old pass rusher he eventually turned down. At the time, the Browns were reportedly the only team willing to give Clowney multiple years on a new deal.

But now, we could have a new offer on the table for the former No. 1 overall pick according to MMQB’s Albert Breer. According to Breer, the Browns are offering Clowney a new one-year $15 million deal.

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"“Jadeveon Clowney’s situation continues to be complicated,” Breer wrote Monday. “And I think it’s of note that the Browns are willing to pay a good rate … to get him, and he remains unsigned. That tells me a couple things. One, that Clowney’s financial desires are still a barrier to getting a deal done. And two, that those desires may come on a sliding scale, based on destination.”"

Currently, the only other team that mentioned so far with any consistent interest is the Tennessee Titans. Clowney has seemed to give them the cold shoulder along with the Browns. It looks as though, as Breer states, Clowney is still trying to grab every last dollar he can before taking a deal, or he just has no interest in playing for either team.

Breer went on to write about how questions are still out there when it comes to Clowney’s desire to work.

"“There have been questions about how dedicated he’s been to the mental side of the game, which contributed to how he fell out of favor in Houston, and that’s reflected on tape that still shows a guy relying on his physical ability above all else.”"

At this point, you have to wonder if it is worth the time and effort of the Browns front office to keep chasing Clowney. When you combine the questions regarding effort with a market that still has Everson Griffen, or maybe Vinny Curry, out there, does it make sense? Neither is as talented as Clowney, but they can help a team and likely without the headache.

Either way, the Browns don’t seem to be out of the running just yet and there’s still a chance Clowney could be wearing the orange and brown in 2020.