Nick Wright & Greg Jennings agree: Signing Chris Jones is a massive deal for Mahomes & Chiefs

Name: Nick Wright & Greg Jennings agree: Signing Chris Jones is a massive deal for Mahomes & Chiefs
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Description: Nick Wright is ecstatic at the news that his Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back Chris Jones on a long term deal, further solidifying the Super Bowl Champions' chances at becoming a legit dynasty. Hear why Nick Wright and Greg Jennings believe this is a big move for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

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Nick Wright is ecstatic at the news that his Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back Chris Jones on a long term deal, further solidifying the Super Bowl Champions' chances at becoming a legit dynasty. Hear why Nick Wright and Greg Jennings believe this is a big move for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

JULY 15, 2020・first things first・2:50

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Nick Wright & Greg Jennings agree: Signing Chris Jones is a massive deal for Mahomes & Chiefs

Nick Wright is ecstatic at the news that his Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back Chris Jones on a long term deal, further solidifying the Super Bowl Champions' chances at becoming a legit dynasty. Hear why Nick Wright and Greg Jennings believe this is a big move for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

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