Chiefs GM Reveals Future Plans for DT Chris Jones Amid Extension Talks

The Kansas City Chiefs goal to maintain star defensive deal with Chris Jones on their roster amid a holdout by the 29-year-old as the 2 sides are nonetheless engaged on a contract extension.

Chiefs normal supervisor Brett Veach talked about to Jesse Newell of the Kansas City Star that Jones deserves a profitable contract, and so they hope that this case will get resolved as they don’t have any intentions of dealing the two-time Super Bowl winner.

“I think for all parties, I think the best resolution would be for him to end his career as a Chief — and get that financial security,” the 45-year-old govt mentioned.

Jones was named to the First Team All-Pro for the primary time final season and was chosen to his fourth Pro Bowl sport in a row. He helped the Chiefs win their second Super Bowl in 4 seasons final February.

The former Mississippi State participant spent his whole NFL profession in Kansas City because the staff drafted him with the thirty seventh general choose in 2016.

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Chiefs trying to keep away from shedding one other key participant

The reigning Super Bowl champions want to forestall shedding one other key participant after shedding star broad receiver Tyreke Hill final yr by way of a commerce as a consequence of failing to succeed in an settlement to an extension with a yr left in his deal.

The four-time First Team All-Pro was traded to the Miami Dolphins, who made him the highest-paid broad receiver within the league with a brand new four-year, $120 million extension.

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