• Jadeveon Clowney losing Seahawks’ interest in NFL free-agency twist

    Jadeveon Clowney losing Seahawks’ interest in NFL free-agency twist

    Jadeveon Clowney apparently overplayed his hand. After lowering his asking price last week to $17 million, the Seahawks have reportedly flipped on the 27-year-old edge rusher and are no longer interested in bringing him back for a second season. On Tuesday, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo characterized the chances of Clowney returning to Seattle as “slim …
  • Jadeveon Clowney lowering NFL free agency demands could spark frenzy

    Jadeveon Clowney lowering NFL free agency demands could spark frenzy

    The market appears to have won. Jadeveon Clowney, arguably the top remaining NFL free agent left, has lowered his contract demands from $20 million per year to as low as $17 million, according to ESPN. His former team, the Seattle Seahawks, and the Tennessee Titans are two of the interested parties. But others could get …
  • Giants mailbag: Evaluating roster after NFL free agency blitz

    Giants mailbag: Evaluating roster after NFL free agency blitz

    You ask, we answer. The Post is fielding questions from readers about New York’s biggest pro sports teams and getting our beat writers to answer them in a series of regularly published mailbags. In today’s installment: the Giants. With the bulk of free agency behind us, what are the biggest strengths and weaknesses of the …
  • NFL free agency: Jadeveon Clowney scenario Giants must consider

    NFL free agency: Jadeveon Clowney scenario Giants must consider

    Dave Gettleman developed a “thick rhino hide” during the onslaught of criticism over his Leonard Williams trade. Now, Gettleman has an unexpected chance to show he has the boldness of a lion and the cunning of a fox — and change the narrative around himself and the Giants. All the general manager has to do …
  • NFL free agency 2020: Top 35 targets and where they will land

    NFL free agency 2020: Top 35 targets and where they will land

    Sports action is on near-total hiatus because of the coronavirus outbreak, but competition still has its outlet. Barring an 11th-hour change in a suddenly fluid sports calendar, NFL free agency kicks off with the legal tampering period at noon Monday, and players officially can change teams Wednesday. The first 72 hours always are wild, but …