Jadeveon Clowney: Signing with the Texans was "a really easy decision"
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Key Points:
- Jadeveon Clowney has re-signed with the Houston Texans, the team that originally drafted him first overall in 2014, expressing that he feels "back home" and believes Houston is the perfect fit for him.
- Clowney emphasized that his decision to return was based on the team's potential and his desire to contribute, rather than financial reasons.
- Since leaving the Texans in 2019, Clowney has played for six different NFL teams, gaining experience and leadership skills he hopes to use to mentor younger players.
- At 33 years old, Clowney is nearing the end of his career but remains productive, recording 8.5 sacks last season, and aims to help the Texans' defense improve and reach the Super Bowl.
- Clowney expressed confidence in the Texans' ability to compete this season and stressed the importance of hard work and focus to achieve success.
