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What Chiefs DT Chris Jones is excited to do with his $95M contract

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Chiefs star Chris Jones has signed a monster five-year deal with $95 million guaranteed to keep him in Kansas City.

This deal makes Jones the highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history.

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It puts an end to the uncertainty about Jones’ future with the Chiefs after he sat out the beginning of the 2023 season, forfeiting more than $3 million during his missed time.

Now he could very likely retire as a Kansas City Chief.

Jones said Tuesday that was the plan the whole time, and he “never had any plans to leave.”

“You know since you guys drafted me, I never planned to play for another organization — better yet, end the year with another organization after coming off a Super Bowl win,” Jones said.

“Deep down, I felt like I was never leaving and (I’m) super appreciative for the Hunt family and the Chiefs organization for making sure I retire a Chief.”

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Now that he’s secured his new contract, Jones said he already has a few plans for some of his $95 million.

“Donating a lot, help the inner city kids, the (Boys and Girls) Club,” he said. “Make sure I give back twice as much.”

Hear more from Jones’ interview on Tuesday in the video player at the top of the story.

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