Breaking news : Kansas City Chiefs trading Chris Jones to Chicago Bears after he later terminated 5year, $158.75 million contract saying that it’s cheap ‘ He want Patrick mahomes pay

There won’t be any drama surrounding Chris Jones’ future with the Kansas City Chiefs this offseason.

The veteran defensive tackle agreed to a five-year, $158.8 million contract with the team, according to Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the deal includes $95 million in guaranteed money.

Jones spoiled the surprise more than a month ago. During the team’s Super Bowl parade, he emphatically declared he’d be sticking around to aid in the Chiefs’ three-peat bid:

It remained to be seen, though, if he’d follow through once the emotional high of winning a second straight Super Bowl subsided and serious contract negotiations began. With so much money on the line, he had to approach the situation more dispassionately.

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Breaking news : Kansas City Chiefs trading Chris Jones to Chicago Bears after he later terminated 5year, $158.75 million contract saying that it’s cheap ‘ He want Patrick mahomes pay
By Amelia Moore -May 8, 2024
Breaking news : Kansas City Chiefs trading Chris Jones to Chicago Bears after he later terminated 5year, $158.75 million contract saying that it’s cheap ‘ He want Patrick mahomes pay

There won’t be any drama surrounding Chris Jones’ future with the Kansas City Chiefs this offseason.

The veteran defensive tackle agreed to a five-year, $158.8 million contract with the team, according to Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the deal includes $95 million in guaranteed money.

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Jones spoiled the surprise more than a month ago. During the team’s Super Bowl parade, he emphatically declared he’d be sticking around to aid in the Chiefs’ three-peat bid:

It remained to be seen, though, if he’d follow through once the emotional high of winning a second straight Super Bowl subsided and serious contract negotiations began. With so much money on the line, he had to approach the situation more dispassionately.

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Last offseason, Jones engaged in a lengthy holdout that ended days after Kansas City kicked off the year in Week 1. Failing to go through his usual preparations did little to impact his performance on the field, though.

The 29-year-old had 10.5 sacks and 13 tackles for loss in 16 games. He was a Pro Bowler for the fifth time and earned his second straight All-Pro nod.

Having Jones continue to play at an elite level was obviously good for the Chiefs. They allowed the second-fewest yards (289.8) and points (17.3) per game, and they were seventh in defensive DVOA (defense-adjusted value over average), per FTN Fantasy.

The downside for Kansas City was that the cost to sign Jones long term climbed higher than it had been during his holdout.

ESPN’s Matt Bowen and Jeremy Fowler reported in November he might’ve positioned himself for a contract worth $30 million annually. That would inch him toward Los Angeles Rams star Aaron Donald, who’s the highest-paid interior defender in the NFL, and give him the third-highest salary for any defensive player.