Chris Jones had the greatest celebration with Andy Reid after the Kansas City Chiefs clinched a Super Bowl berth. The Chiefs beat the Baltimore Ravens 17-10 in the AFC Championship Game at M&T ...

Chris Jones reached a top speed of 14.85 mph running to the sideline on his celebration, which would be his 2nd-fastest speed on any play today. @StoneColdJones | #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com ...

That started a celebration that wasn't just Jones, but most of his teammates. The whole sideline erupted with the sack. Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs was a lot richer after Sunday's game.

On Sunday, Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones (who held out the first week of the season) needed a half sack against the Chargers to hit a $1.25 million bonus for 10 sacks on the year, and got ...

It might seem like a long time ago, but Chris Jones held out from the Kansas City Chiefs to start the season. He eventually agreed to a one-year, $19.5 million contract with a bunch of incentives.

Chris Jones' girlfriend Sheawna Weathersby shares personal tradition among partners of Chiefs stars. Apart from a dedicated tradition inside the VIP suites, Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle ...

Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones could be playing in Arrowhead Stadium for the final time with Kansas City when the Miami Dolphins visit for the wild-card round of the playoffs Saturday night.

Chris Jones and his ex-girlfriend, Sheawna Weathersby, broke up in early 2025. ... In celebration of the holiday season, Weathersby shared family photos of her and their sons.

Players were asked to “Give us your best Chris Jones celebration impersonations.” Those who took part were wide receiver Mecole Hardman and safety Jaden Hicks, along with defensive linemen ...

Chris Jones, a defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, is giving his teammates Rolexes after he completed a sack for a $1.25 million bonus.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Chris Jones have agreed to a five-year NFL contract for record money. It includes $95 million guaranteed money.

Chris Jones spoiled everything. Oh, and one more tidbit to note: Chiefs coach Andy Reid had all but forced Jones, while exhausted, to get on the field for the play. More Kansas City Chiefs coverage ...