Chris Jones

The Arizona Cardinals’ star player Josh Sweat has been skipping OTAs and has continued to have his name involved in trade rumors for many weeks now as he continues to skip the team's workouts for a week now. Amid all the mess, the Chicago Bears and the Kansas City Chiefs have emerged as potential landing spots for the star player.

The New York Giants’ star player, Kayvon Thibodeaux, suffered a brutal shoulder injury in the last season as he recorded a career low 2.5 sacks, 13 combined tackles, and zero forced fumbles across 10 games, sparking concern about his health. While the team has remained distant from trade rumors, the Kansas City Chiefs and the New Orleans Saints have been linked to the star player.

Travis Kelce reported to the Kansas City Chiefs' opening OTA session this week, easing speculation about his availability as his final season approaches. The tight end, 36, rebounded strongly in 2025 after a sluggish 2024, posting 851 yards and ranking third among tight ends in expected points added. Meanwhile, his upcoming July 3 wedding to Taylor Swift adds an extraordinary personal dimension to an already high-stakes offseason for the three-time Super Bowl champions.

NFL stars Stefon Diggs and Tyreek Hill are currently without teams. However, both of them are sparking interest from their former teammates: Chris Jones urged Tyreek Hill to return to the Kansas City Chiefs, while Christian Gonzalez invited Stefon Diggs to the New England Patriots. This mirrors a past attempt by wide receiver Kendrick Bourne to recruit wideout Tee Higgins for the New England Patriots.

Ravens Wire highlights Clemson Tigers defensive tackle Peter Woods’ blend of size and athleticism, citing his potential despite stats concerns. However, Bleacher Report advises against the Baltimore Ravens drafting him due to potential scheme fit with Nnamdi Madubuike’s presence and arm length issues. The New York Giants are presented as a strong alternative instead. Especially after Dexter Lawrence’s departure for the Cincinnati Bengals.

A proposed trade sees the Kansas City Chiefs acquiring veteran pass rusher Jonathan Greenard from the Minnesota Vikings for two draft picks and defensive end Felix Anudike-Uzomah. This move aims to strengthen Kansas City’s defense. And it allows Minnesota to target a top defensive back in the upcoming NFL Draft. Someone who could take Harrison Smith’s place.

Following a disappointing 2025 season, the Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly targeting veteran defensive end Cameron Jordan. A cryptic social media post from Chris Jones fueled speculation, now confirmed by reports suggesting Jordan could be a "possible destination." Adding the 36-year-old Pro Bowler would bolster the pass rush alongside George Karlaftis, aiming for a Super Bowl run.

Chris Jones, the Kansas City Chiefs' standout defensive tackle, reflects on his NFL success and substantial financial achievements. With a net worth of $30 million, a five-year $158.75 million contract, and endorsements with major brands, Jones excels both on the field and in business ventures, including his own water line and apparel brand.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones has been a cornerstone for the team and thus he has earned much. explore Jones' annual earning, career details, contract analysis, and net worth. He has been a long-term priority for Chiefs with his rare trait. His net worth is estimated in between $40 million to $45 million.

Kansas City Chiefs' Chris Jones sparked sideline curiosity with a clear liquid in a glass bottle during their dominant win over the Raiders. Meanwhile, Patrick Mahomes' colorful language during a hard count was caught on mic, adding to an eventful game. Both players showcased their impact on the field, contributing to the Chiefs' decisive victory.

Chris Jones will miss the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the Pittsburgh Steelers due to a calf injury he sustained last Saturday. Reports state Jones was listed as DNP for recent practices. The Chiefs will rely on other defensive players to fill his role. Jones recently signed a five-year, $158.75 million contract with $101 million guaranteed.

Kansas City Chiefs’ veteran defensive tackle Chris Jones has publicly sent out a signal to former teammate, close friend, and draft buddy Tyreek Hill to return home. Hill, an unrestricted free agent after being recently released by the Miami Dolphins, is recovering from a dislocated knee and torn ligaments, with a projected return by the start of the 2026 season. A reunion with his parent franchise would make a perfect script for his football comeback.

Chris Jones has established himself as a dominant force in the NFL, consistently pressuring quarterbacks and disrupting offenses. His career is marked by multiple Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections, alongside three Super Bowl victories with the Chiefs. Jones has also set NFL records, solidifying his status as an elite defensive tackle.

Kansas City Chiefs teammates Travis Kelce and Chris Jones are known for their playful friendship, and a recent video of Kelce pretending to dunk on Jones during practice has gone viral. Jones, in good humor, admitted to having pulled the same prank on Kelce numerous times before.

Chris Jones declines the Pro Bowl again, following Travis Kelce’s lead. The Chiefs star explains why individual honors have never mattered to him and how Kansas City still earns recognition without its biggest names in San Francisco.

Following his release by the Miami Dolphins after a brutal knee injury, Tyreek Hill is being projected to reunite with the Kansas City Chiefs. Chris Jones’ social media post fueled speculation. And several analysts suggest Hill could reunite with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce for a Super Bowl on the gridiron. Hill is also linked to the Los Angeles Rams, Buffalo Bills, and San Francisco 49ers.

Christopher Deshun Jones, a key defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, experienced an emotional moment as he watched from the sidelines due to an injury when his team defeated the Buffalo Bills 32-29, securing their place in Super Bowl LIX. His coach, Andy Reid, highlighted Jones's growth into an influential leader.

Chris Jones, CEO and director-general, City & Guilds, UK, talks to Aaditi Isaac on how to make graduates employable

Christian McCaffrey boasts an estimated net worth of $40 million, bolstered by significant NFL contracts and a robust endorsement portfolio. Chris Jones, with a $30 million net worth, is rapidly closing the gap thanks to his massive $160 million deal with the Chiefs, though his income is primarily contract-driven.

Star defensive tackle Chris Jones expressed frustration as another key coach, defensive line coach Joe Cullen, interviewed with the Washington Commanders. This follows reports of other staff departures and a disappointing 6-11 season, highlighting growing instability within the Chiefs' organization. Jones' reaction underscores concerns about losing trusted voices after a difficult year.