Jones definitely should have that much. In 2018, he established a brand-new NFL record for many successive video games with a minimum of one sack (11 video games), and he followed it up with another 9 total sacks this year despite missing out on a couple video games. He likewise revealed how dominant he can be versus the stiffest competitors in the postseason.
For the last a number of months, both sides have maintained that they eventually wanted to reach this conclusion. Brett Veach made it clear that keeping Jones on the roster was the top concern of the offseason for the Chiefs, and subsequent remarks from head coach Andy Reid and group owner Clark Hunt were just as favorable. In addition, Jones himself has actually mentioned just how much he loves K.C. and wishes to remain with the team.
Jones has 33 sacks and 72 quarterback hits in the last 4 years for the Chiefs.
The #Chiefs and star DT Chris Jones have actually reached an agreement on a 4-year extension worth $85M, per the Katz Bros. $60M overall warranty upon finalizing. A long time coming, but Jones gets his offer, and KC locks in a huge one.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) July 14, 2020.
Chiefs reports: Chris Jones extension apparently near to ended up by Matt Conner
What the Chris Jones extension taught us about Brett Veach and the Chiefs by Matt Conner
MIAMI, FLORIDA – FEBRUARY 02: Jimmy Garoppolo # 10 of the San Francisco 49ers breaks a tackle from Chris Jones # 95 of the Kansas City Chiefs throughout the second quarter in Super Bowl LIV at Hard Rock Stadium on February 02, 2020 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images).
The Kansas City Chiefs were finally able to reach a handle protective star Chris Jones on a long-lasting deal.
The Kansas City Chiefs have finally found a way to keep defensive star Chris Jones for the long haul with news that theyve signed him to a profitable brand-new extension. Adam Schefter reports the new deal is a four-year agreement.
Jones is the finest interior lineman in the NFL not named Aaron Donald, which made him an asset they merely needed to keep. The Chiefs had actually already dedicated significant cash to Frank Clark to be a pass rushing foundation, and basic manager Brett Veach faced significant financial difficulties to move ahead with a roster where several players demanded over $100 million along the very same defensive front.
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Jones certainly is worthy of that much. Brett Veach made it clear that maintaining Jones on the lineup was the top priority of the offseason for the Chiefs, and subsequent remarks from head coach Andy Reid and team owner Clark Hunt were simply as favorable. In addition, Jones himself has actually specified how much he likes K.C. and wants to remain with the team.
