Cleveland Browns News: Offer to Jadeveon Clowney lacks respect
By Randy Gurzi

One writer claims the Cleveland Browns lowballed Jadeveon Clowney
Jadeveon Clowney is clearly valuing himself more than any NFL team is right now — including the Cleveland Browns. Recent reports suggest that the Browns have lowered their offer to the free-agent defensive end, now offering him $15 million for one season.
This came not long after it was believed Cleveland was the lone team offering Clowney more than one season on a contract, which is something he reportedly desires.
Even without looking at the length, Josh Hill of FanSided believes the Browns lowballed the former No. 1 overall pick.
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Browns lowballed the hell out of Jadeveon Clowney — Josh Hill, FanSided.com
"“According to Albert Breer, the Cleveland Browns are willing to offer Clowney $15 million for one season, which seems like a lot but is way under what the defensive end is asking for.It’s an incredible moment where a dollar amount as massive as the one floated to Clowney is actually a lowball offer.”"
It does feel weird to call $15 million a lowball offer and at this point, it’s not surprising that Clowney’s offers are dwindling. He doesn’t seem to be doing himself any favors, so going low at this point is only natural.
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