Jadeveon Clowney Trade Details Revealed

It was inevitable, folks, and now it appears to be official.

The Houston Texans are have reportedly traded stud pass rusher Jadeveon Clowney to the Seattle Seahawks.

Talks of a trade between the two team's stimulated overnight, with both appearing more than motivated to complete a deal as soon as possible. Well, according to NFL insider Jay Glazer, the "parameters" of an agreement are complete.

Scoopage: SEA & HOU have agreed to trade parameters re: Jadeveon Clowney contingent upon Clowney & other players involved passing physicals. Still lot of moving parts but believed Clowney, who rejected going to Miami at first, is headed for his physical with Hawks. @NFLONFOX
— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) August 31, 2019

Of course, the Seahawks wouldn't be able to sign Clowney to a multi-year contract until next season as they would acquire his rights for one season at a franchise tender of roughly $16 million.

Conveniently enough, Texans reporter Aaron Wilson believes that Seattle would be just fine with renting the three-time Pro-Bowler for just 2019.

Seahawks, per sources, are not opposed to basically renting Jadeveon Clowney for the year, taking stock and seeing if a long-term deal makes sense to them depending on fit and performance. Costs them $15.967 million to find out if they're a good mesh but they are intrigued by him
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) August 31, 2019

Regardless, the Seahawks defense has just ascended to a level they haven't really seen since the Legion of Boom days. Ironically enough, it's now their front seven that boasts the world-beating talent.

Here are the reported Jadeveon Clowney trade details.

Terms for the #Seahawks trade for Jadeveon Clowney: Seattle gets Clowney, the #Texans get a third-round pick, LB Jacob Martin, and pass-rusher Barkevious Mingo, source said.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 31, 2019

With Clowney, Seattle now flaunts Ziggy Ansah, Jarran Reed, Poona Ford, Bobby Wagner, K.J. Wright, and Mychal Kendricks.

What a get for Pete Carroll and Co.