Chiefs' Chris Jones Played After Aunt's Death
Chiefs' Chris Jones Played After Aunt's Death

Chiefs' Chris Jones Played After Aunt's Death

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Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones said his aunt Angela suffered a fatal heart attack while watching the Chiefs’ game against the New York Giants and that he learned of her death after the team’s 22-6 win on Sept. 21. Jones, who lived with Angela for several years during his childhood, attended her funeral in Houston, Mississippi, then flew back to Kansas City and arrived at Arrowhead Stadium roughly 30–45 minutes before kickoff to play the Baltimore Ravens. He credited coach Andy Reid and the organization for accommodating his need to attend the service and said the team “completely understood” and made a plan around his travel. Jones spoke emotionally about his aunt’s importance to him and his family and received public support from teammates and others in the Chiefs community. The timeline highlighted his personal resilience and the club’s support during his bereavement.

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