While the numbers might speak to it, Chris Jones remains a force to be reckoned with in the trenches on the defensive line for the Kansas City Chiefs ... as he attended Mississippi State ...

The state of Mississippi left ... Bulldog’s return to the city and this time included a number of familiar faces. Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones (95) suffered an injury in ...

This weekend, it’s a rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. However back in 1988, in Super Bowl XXII, Columbus native DJ Jones and Phenix City native Jeremiah ...

The museum of Pell City hosted the opening of its second installment of the interactive “Breaking Barriers” series Feb. 6, to ...

2024 in Kansas City, Mo. For Jones, the national anthem has become a chance to pause and reflect on his path to the NFL. He grew up in a town of 3,000 people in rural Mississippi. Now, he's in his ...

Jurors deliberated late Thursday and returned to the courthouse on Friday before finding Willie Edward Saffold Jr., 25, not guilty on two counts of first-degree murder.

After playing his college ball for the University of Texas at Austin, Xavier Worthy was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the ... Like Worthy, Jones is a professional athlete as well.

AUSTIN, Texas — An iconic mural on East Seventh Street in Austin, featuring Willie Nelson and Janis Joplin ... and other artwork throughout the city, which have come to be known as landmarks ...

Earlier this week Kansas City Chiefs star Chris Jones revealed the reason he gets emotional before big games. “Quick story. I was watching the movie ‘300.’ One of my favorite movies ...

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones will likely be seen crying during the national anthem before the Super Bowl on Sunday, just as he was for the first two rounds of the NFL playoffs.

Jones isn’t so overly patriotic that he is moved to weeping. Nor is Jones reminiscing about some saccharine moment from his childhood growing up in Houston, Mississippi, or fondly recalling all ...

Alongside Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and more, Jones is one of the few players that have been around for all three of Kansas City's recent Super Bowl titles. He's had many reasons to ...