Chiefs Big test for Chris Jones this week.

Wallcrawler · 08:38 AM

Despite playing against the oldest, slowest qb in the league for years now, Jones has one strip sack to his name, and this happened when Brady still played in New England.

Despite his lack of statistical production, Chris Jones always has plenty to say to Tom Brady.

That’s part of the game, man,” Jones said. “You know, quarterbacks and D-line, those are two different types of class. So when you’re able to clash up, you talk your (smack). You say how you feel to him. If he on the ground, you call him an old-ass mother ... Or, ‘Get your old ass up.’ (Or), ‘You need to ... retire.’ So any time I’m able to say anything to a quarterback after I hit him — I don’t even have to hit you. I’ll just come to you and talk (smack).

Good thing for Jones that he adopts the philosophy of " I don't even have to hit you to talk shit. Otherwise, Jones might be a bona-fide mute in contests against Brady.

Every time these two teams play, Jones and Brady are nose to nose, going at it.

With Jones' unfathomable lack of situational awareness on display to the world last week, we all saw his inability to resist running his mouth to a veteran qb late in the game on a huge sack to bring up a 4th and long. He handed that qb a chance to cram the game winning touchdown into his big mouth, and did nothing in response the rest of the series to prevent it.

With Brady seemingly getting preferential treatment from officials, Jones will be under a magnifying glass this weekend. Will Jones be able to keep his mouth shut and play, or will tempers flare and the opposing team again reap the benefits of Chris Jones' 4th grade schoolyard mentality?

Should be interesting. You know the overwhelming desire to get in Tom's face will be there. Can he step up and control himself, or will Brady capitalize on this and get under his skin. Jones has publicly said that he will be better in this area, and there's no bigger test to see where he's at mentally than this game, against this quarterback he has history with.

09-28-2022, 08:32 AM	Topic Starter
Wallcrawler How tall is this thing? Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ground 0 for enema of US. Casino cash: $2212912	Big test for Chris Jones this week. Despite playing against the oldest, slowest qb in the league for years now, Jones has one strip sack to his name, and this happened when Brady still played in New England. Despite his lack of statistical production, Chris Jones always has plenty to say to Tom Brady. That’s part of the game, man,” Jones said. “You know, quarterbacks and D-line, those are two different types of class. So when you’re able to clash up, you talk your (smack). You say how you feel to him. If he on the ground, you call him an old-ass mother ... Or, ‘Get your old ass up.’ (Or), ‘You need to ... retire.’ So any time I’m able to say anything to a quarterback after I hit him — I don’t even have to hit you. I’ll just come to you and talk (smack). Good thing for Jones that he adopts the philosophy of " I don't even have to hit you to talk shit. Otherwise, Jones might be a bona-fide mute in contests against Brady. Every time these two teams play, Jones and Brady are nose to nose, going at it. With Jones' unfathomable lack of situational awareness on display to the world last week, we all saw his inability to resist running his mouth to a veteran qb late in the game on a huge sack to bring up a 4th and long. He handed that qb a chance to cram the game winning touchdown into his big mouth, and did nothing in response the rest of the series to prevent it. With Brady seemingly getting preferential treatment from officials, Jones will be under a magnifying glass this weekend. Will Jones be able to keep his mouth shut and play, or will tempers flare and the opposing team again reap the benefits of Chris Jones' 4th grade schoolyard mentality? Should be interesting. You know the overwhelming desire to get in Tom's face will be there. Can he step up and control himself, or will Brady capitalize on this and get under his skin. Jones has publicly said that he will be better in this area, and there's no bigger test to see where he's at mentally than this game, against this quarterback he has history with. Last edited by Wallcrawler; 09-28-2022 at 08:38 AM..
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