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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Jadeveon Clowney ended his perfect fumble recovery TD against the Patriots with a Gronk spike

What a pretty play.

The Texans are giving the Patriots a game on the road, and Jadeveon Clowney is getting in on the scoring.

Tom Brady was hit by Whitney Mercilus, who popped the ball free. Clowney was right there to catch it in a similar fashion to how he did it in Week 2 against the Bengals.

This time, he took it to the house.

He ended his amazing play by celebrating with Rob Gronkowski’s signature spike.

It’s been a while since the Patriots have actually had a regular season turnover.

With the play, Clowney joined some exclusive Houston Texans company:

The touchdown gave the Texans a 20-14 lead in the second quarter.

And yeah, Clowney still runs with the ball like he’s carrying a can of Coke.

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