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I am your host, Jacob McDonald and it's my absolute pleasure to bring you my reaction as a rugby player for 25 years to this guy, Chris Jones, defensive end for the Kansas City Chiefs. And look, I've done my best. I do have some, some Kansas City memorabilia behind me and actually I've got one down there too. A Kansas City Chiefs flag. But as far as what we've got in front of us, Chris Jones to me has always rung a bell because of the fact that I followed the YouTube fitness community for so many years before getting into the world of American football and there was only one Chris Jones that I ever knew of and it was the Chris Jones from the fitness community. Now there's another Chris Jones in my vocabulary and what a player he is. He's an enforcer. He's a defensive end. He teams up with another guy, Frank Clark and if I'm wrong, let me know. But with that in mind, it's time we roll the intro and crack into it. So let's get into it. First cab off the rank talking about Chris Jones is none other than Zadaria Smith. And look, I don't know about you but I always love a bit of Z Smith. So let's go. 95. Chris Jones. Yeah. He's dominant. He's legit. How can you not, guys, how can you not appreciate the demeanor of the man? I've never heard nothing like it, guys. And what I've never seen nothing like a triceps like this looks photoshopped. Quick story. We tried to recruit him at the University of Kentucky and I was his host and he said, Z, what made you come to the University of Kentucky? I said, man, because my coach came here and I know the exact things to do to get to the next level from here. I was like, man, if you come here, you'll be in no same situation. And he was like, you know what, nosey, I'm not coming to the University of Kentucky. I said, oh man, I said, where you want to go to? And he was like Mississippi State and he went to Mississippi State from there. He got drafted to the Chiefs and ever since then, man, he's been dominant. Cool story, Z. Very physical, man, large, large, large, large, like almost like where you can come and play offensive line. At 6-6, Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones has been a towering force since he came out of college. And it may be fitting that instead of a Wildcat, he ended up a bulldog. Hang on, defensive tackle or defensive end? Are they the same thing? No. No, they're not. There's four members of a classic defensive line, right? The two tackles and the two ends. I don't want to put my foot in it again, but look, I'm going to call in the defensive lineman. Get your hands out. This big dog right here. That dog smack, yeah. Yeah, big dog, right? Um, in fact, he's probably about 315 pounds. Let's have a look. That's a big dog. That's a big dog. We have had a couple of rugby players. We've had a fair few gridiron players as well. But the one we're looking for is this one. 27 years of age, six foot six and just under 300 pounds. As we heard, went to Mississippi State, decided to forgo his senior year and into the 2016 NFL draft. Oh no. What? Jones was invited to the NFL Combine and look, I've probably read this before. And I'll probably read it again, but it, but it has just hit me again while running the 40 yard dash Jones had a wardrobe malfunction that exposed his genitalia before falling to the ground to fix the issue. This went viral on social media. Um, do we look it up? No, no, I'm not going to, I'll let you guys do that. So he's a Super Bowl champion. Here's a two time pro bowler. He's just signed a second deal, a four year contract. Well, actually no, he signed it last year worth $80 million, $20 million a year. Not bad. And, uh, he finished the 2020 season playing 15 games, 36 combined tackles, 23 solo, 13 assisted seven and a half sacks, which brings his career total to 40 and a half in, in five seasons, 40 and a half sacks in five seasons, including 15 and a half in 2018. Four passes deflected last year and two forced fumbles. The man is a beast. The man is an absolute problem out there. Be a big dog. Yeah. For sure. All in on the way. Every time we play can't see he's yelling at Gruden, are you can't run that over here like from the field? And we just like, man, like, but I mean, he backing it up. Cocky. I'll get out. I'll be honest with you about that. But he's special. It's not a dull moment when, when Stone Cold Jones is in the building. This is where you get your money right here. This is where you're going to hold a fan. Did you know they passed it? Watch and be chased. Chris Jones has it. Woo. Don't call Jones, baby. As far as pass rushers from the three techniques, really just him and Aaron Donald are in their own world. And if you don't cough up for him, he's going to wreck the game. Jackson to throw his head. The ball is out and picked up by Kansas City. Chris Jones. I actually missed that one. What happened there? Cough up for him. He's going to wreck the game. Oh, there he is. Jackson to throw his head. The ball is out and picked up by Kansas City. Chris Jones. That was a forced fumble. It doesn't matter that in college Chris Jones chose to be a bulldog rather than a wildcat. It will be a safety. Chris Stone Cold Jones gets two points. No, he might not have gone to the University of Kentucky, but he still made it to the next level. Because in the NFL, no matter how you describe him, he's become one rare beast. Like he's just a different species, different type of cat. Chris Jones is a dog. Yeah, most definitely. He a dog. Speaking of which, Quentin Nelson's next. AKA Mr. Pancake Block. And with that in mind, it's time to crack into it. So guys, thank you so much for watching. That is another video done. And apparently I've got a phone call coming in. Better go and get it. Hang on. All sorted guys. Time to move on. Thanks for watching. If you did enjoy it, remember to hit that like button and it would be much appreciated. Thank you and good night.