Dallas Cowboys eye a splash pass-rush fix after trading Micah Parsons, hosting Jadeveon Clowney on a free-agent visit. Clowney, 32, posted 46 tackles and 5.5 sacks for the Panthers in 2024, and 9.5 sacks in 2023 with Baltimore. With Parsons out, Dallas leans on Sam Williams, Dante Fowler Jr., Marshawn Kneeland, James Houston, and rookie Donovan Ezeiruaku to pressure quarterbacks. Kneeland’s lone sack in the opener vs. Philadelphia marks the current ceiling. Clowney’s regional ties and upside-add potential keep the Cowboys in win-now mode.

Clowney’s career arc—No. 1 overall pick, Pro Bowls, and a recent peak—offers a tangible floor and rotational upside if he signs. Dallas would likely deploy him alongside Williams and Fowler, potentially easing the burden on the interior and accelerating the development of Ezeiruaku. The visit sets the tone for a possible short-term fix that could influence both the Cowboys’ sack totals and fantasy implications for their edge players.