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Falcons Suddenly Linked to Texans' 3X Pro Bowl DE Amid Winning Streak

The Atlanta Falcons are being linked to Houston Texans defensive end Jadeveon Clowney early on this season.

After a dismal start to their season, the Atlanta Falcons have turned their fortunes around with two impressive victories. Their most recent wins were against the Green Bay Packers and the New Orleans Saints, both with strong scores. As they prepare for their upcoming Week 5 game against the Baltimore Ravens, optimism among Falcons fans is high. Now, the Falcons are being linked to Jadeveon Clowney, a three-time Pro Bowl defensive end once with the Houston Texans.

In Bleacher Report, Kristopher Knox suggested that the Falcons could be a potential landing spot for Clowney. The Texans might trade him to a contender in search of a strong return, and the Falcons, with their need for defensive reinforcements, could be an ideal candidate. Dallas Cowboys are also mentioned as potential suitors.

Clowney, at 33 years old, is still an effective player. In his brief stint with Houston, he has posted 1.5 sacks and five combined tackles in his first two games of the season. Prior to that, he had a solid year with the Dallas Cowboys, recording 8.5 sacks and 41 combined tackles in 13 games last season. Despite his age, Clowney could provide the Falcons with the boost they need in their defense heading into the playoffs.

As we approach the trade deadline, it would not be surprising if the Falcons make a move for Clowney. However, he remains a valuable player for Houston, so they will face competition from other teams also interested in the veteran defensive end.

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