Packers wide receiver James Jones told Around The NFL that his trademark hooded sweatshirt is now a "good luck charm." Has Jones been considerably more productive wearing the hoodie?

Green Bay Packers wide receiver James Jones wore his trademark hoodie under his suit during an appearance on SportsCenter.

Jim Jones has rejected claims put forth in a recent viral video by a young fan who compared the Dipset rapper to Nas. On the latest episode of Fat Joe and Jadakiss' podcast, which you can watch ...

Packers WR James Jones was seen wearing a hoodie under his jersey. The sweatshirt is a legal item to wear.

Styles P doesn’t think he and Jim Jones are in the same category. When No Funny Sh— podcast co-host and Harlem native KP suggested that Jim Jones had better songs than Styles P when it came to ...

The hoodie first blessed us with its presence in a mid-November game against the Vikings, with Jones wearing it under his jersey, claiming it to be a safeguard against the frigid Minnesota winter.

Jim Jones claims he caused a shift in Hip-Hop fashion by starting the Rap Rockstar trend two decades ago. According to Capo, the style he and Julez Santa pioneered is now more prevalent than ever.

Jim Jones is making headlines for his recent remarks about Nas, calling into question the rap icon’s cultural relevance and long-term impact. In a string of interviews, the Harlem native ...

While in the throes of the painstaking process, Harlem legend Jim Jones hit up XXL ‘sDMs on Instagram with a very unexpected inquiry as it pertains to the 2025 XXL Freshman Class.

50 Cent and Jim Jones take shots at each other with interview insults and court paperwork as their beef reheats online. 50 Cent and Jim Jones Beef Reheats On Monday (Jan. 6), Capo was a guest on ...

Jim Jones Teases 'Make Dipset Great Again' Merch Amid Cam'ron Back and Forth The cap is clearly inspired by the infamous headwear bearing Trump's MAGA slogan.

We link up with Katty Customs to take us behind the scenes of the design process from the latest episode of "Fresh Pair" with Jim Jones.