After eight years with the Chiefs, Jones has made an incredible amount of money for a defensive lineman. According to data from Spotrac, His career earnings total $125,773,058. While he could probably retire more than comfortably on that amount, Jones he signed a new five-year contract extension worth $158,750,000 in 2024.

When you think of the Kansas City Chiefs, the first two names that probably come to mind are Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. Make no mistake though, Chris Jones has been just as important to their dynasty.

Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs explained why he was seen crying on the sidelines during the AFC championship game win against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Jan. 26.

Jones is on a five-year $158,750,000 contract extension that he signed in May 2024. He is making almost $32,000,000 per season. However, Jones’ outstanding pass-rushing ability is well worth the cost to the Chiefs, who rely on him to anchor their defensive line.

With Super Bowl LIX just over 24 hours away, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are putting the finishing touches on their game plans. Ahead of the

Yes, the Chiefs win a lot. No, Chris Jones doesn't care if they keep winning either. "Every good story has a villain, and people hate success," Jones said at the Chiefs media avai

As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare to face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones is sticking to what has made him one of the most dominant forces in the NFL — his routine,

The Chiefs' Chris Jones and the Eagles' Jalen Carter are game-wreckers, and offenses' first and major concern as Super Bowl LIX kickoff approaches.