The Kansas City Chiefs designed a play intended for Chris Jones to throw a touchdown to Travis Kelce, but it was never ...

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Jones had four catches for 87 yards against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI. That came on only four targets. “I have yet to go back and watch it,” Jones said.

They mostly did a great job of that with Jones in the Super Bowl, allowing Ryan to only target him four times. Yet, Jones was so good, he still made a significant impact on the game.

In Super Bowl LI, the former Foley High School star caught his four targets for 87 yards. On Atlanta’s first snap of the second quarter, Jones made his first reception for a 19-yard gain.

From 2008 to 2010, Alabama Crimson Tide superstar receiver Julio Jones dominated in the SEC, headlined by a national championship during his second season. However, he never experienced a title ...

On the Legacy Locker Room podcast, Jones opened up about Atlanta’s loss in Super Bowl LI. “I have yet to go back and watch that game,” Jones said. “In that game I only had four ...

— Not Bijan (@InBijanWeTrust) May 27, 2025 On the Legacy Locker Room podcast, Jones opened up about Atlanta’s loss in Super Bowl LI. “I have yet to go back and watch that game,” Jones said.

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But Jones is choosing to focus on the positive aspects of the past 29 years, and is still searching for an answer on how to reach the Super Bowl. "I don't wake up in the morning saying it's been ...

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