Chiefs Post Chris Jones Transformation Ahead of 2025 NFL Season originally appeared on Athlon Sports. When fans talk about ...

Anonymous NFL coach claims Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones is becoming "one-dimensional" following regressive season ...

Dexter Lawrence of the New York Giants took the top slot overall in ESPN's latest list—the sixth year in a row that they've ...

In the weeks leading up to the 2024 MLB draft, we revisited some past classes and highlighted the best pick that each team made, running through the 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 events.

Kansas City Chiefs star Chris Jones is undoubtedly one of the game's best defensive players, but an NFL survey questions his rank among DTs.

Chris Jones is considered by many around the NFL to be the best interior defensive lineman and ESPN's yearly Top-10 rankings backed that up in 2024.It's not the case in 2025, however, as New York ...

Former Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Chris Conley has chosen to hang up the cleats. The 10-year NFL veteran is retiring to pursue a career in filmography, he posted on his Instagram.

Team owner Jerry Jones and quarterback Dak Prescott are referenced once, but only as a hypothetical example shared by a rival executive. NFL DRAFT GRADES: Recap all NFL Draft picks, grades and ...

Chris Jones has racked up six Pro Bowls, three first-team All-Pro selections, 80.5 career sacks, and three Super Bowl rings, all while anchoring the Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive front since 2016.

It sounds like Chris Jones has some regrets about the way his messy contract standoff in 2023 shook out. The Kansas City Chiefs star defensive tackle hinted at that remorse when discussing right ...

His 88.5 run defense grade is the sixth-highest among cornerbacks in the NFL, according to Pro Football Focus. It remains in question whether Jones will be the new No. 2 outside cornerback or not.

Still, with Richardson going down, Jones noted that he needs to be ready, regardless of whether another quarterback is available. “Yeah. I mean, I think that’s always got to be your approach, really ...