With the 2025 NFL Draft now complete, most of the Baltimore Ravens’ roster for the upcoming season is already set. However, general manager Eric DeCosta may still be looking for ways to strengthen the team in hopes of making a serious Super Bowl push.
One potential move could involve bringing back top veteran star, who was just released by the Carolina Panthers following their additions of Patrick Jones in free agency and Nic Scourton in the second round of the draft.
Despite top star only becoming available, Fox Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz has already connected the veteran pass rusher to a possible return to Baltimore.
“He is expected to draw solid interest, but just thinking aloud… he seems like the kind of player the Ravens would bring back with a late-offseason signing. He had an impressive single season in Baltimore in 2023, racking up 9.5 sacks.”
At 32 years old, Jadeveon Clowney remains a productive veteran, with three Pro Bowl selections and 58 career sacks over 11 seasons. After posting 5.5 sacks with the Panthers last year, he likely still has a few good years left — and a return to Baltimore could be on the horizon.
While Carolina released Clowney, it’s possible the move was mutually agreed upon, with Clowney aiming to join a team better positioned to make a deep playoff run and contend for a Super Bowl.