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The Miami Dolphins have signed veteran cornerback Jack Jones to a one-year deal to bolster their secondary after Artie Burns' ACL injury. Jones, a former Patriots and Raiders player, started 16 games for the Raiders in 2024 and could compete for a starting role given the Dolphins' inexperienced cornerbacks.
The Miami Dolphins signed free agent cornerback Jack Jones after losing Artie Burns to an ACL injury, aiming to bolster their secondary. Jones, who played for the Raiders last season, will compete for a starting spot among other cornerbacks. The team is actively reshaping its defensive backfield following offseason changes.
The Las Vegas Raiders set a franchise record with 63 points in their dominant win over the Los Angeles Chargers. Malcolm Koonce stood out with two strip sacks and a career-high grade, while Jack Jones had a bounce-back performance with an interception returned for a touchdown. Zamir White had a career-high rushing yards and his first NFL touchdown, and Tre Tucker scored his first career touchdowns. Divine Deablo had an impressive performance with 12 tackles, and Aidan O'Connell had his best game as a rookie quarterback. Thayer Munford Jr. and Jermaine Eluemunor kept Khalil Mack quiet, and Antonio Pierce made a strong case for the full-time head coach position.
In the Las Vegas Raiders' dominant win over the Los Angeles Chargers, cornerback Jack Jones delivered a stunning one-handed interception for a pick-six, showcasing his exceptional preparation and anticipation. Jones read the play perfectly, almost running past the throw, but managed to reach back and intercept the ball while barely breaking stride. This play exemplified the Raiders' exceptional performance in a game where everything seemed to go their way.
The New England Patriots are waiving cornerback Jack Jones, who played a limited role in their recent game against the Colts and has 12 tackles this season. Jones had been benched in a previous game and was suspended by the team last season. He was a fourth-round pick in 2022 and had a productive rookie season.
New England Patriots' cornerbacks coach, Mike Pellegrino, defends the decision to start Shaun Wade over regulars J.C. Jackson and Jack Jones in last Sunday's game against the Commanders. Pellegrino believes the focus should be on what Wade did right to earn the opportunity, rather than questioning why Jackson and Jones didn't start. However, the explanation for Wade's playing time remains unclear, and it is unknown how the Patriots will handle the cornerback rotation in their upcoming game against the Colts.
The New England Patriots have made several roster moves, activating DB Cody Davis and DB Jack Jones to the 53-man roster while placing OL Riley Reiff on injured reserve. They have also elevated DL Trysten Hill and WR Jalen Reagor from the practice squad to the active roster. Hill, a veteran of four NFL seasons, was signed by the Patriots on Oct. 4, 2023, while Reagor, a veteran of three NFL seasons, was signed on Sept. 1, 2023.
Cornerback Jack Jones and offensive tackle Conor McDermott returned to practice for the New England Patriots, while eight players were absent, including wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and veterans Trent Brown, Rhamondre Stevenson, and Hunter Henry. The Patriots are dealing with various injuries, but some players may be held out as a precaution. McDermott, who started six games last season, will rejoin the team on the practice squad and could see game action soon due to the team's current offensive line situation.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones missed practice due to a hamstring injury, raising doubts about his availability for the upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Meanwhile, tackle Trent Brown returned to practice after being listed as limited due to an illness. Offensive lineman Michael Onwenu, guard Cole Strange, and wide receiver DeVante Parker were limited participants for the second consecutive day.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones has had his weapons charges dropped after moving up his court date and agreeing to a deal. Jones will serve one year of pretrial probation and 48 hours of community service in exchange for the charges being dropped. The Suffolk County District Attorney stated that it couldn't be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Jones had knowledge of the firearms in his bag. Jones' attorney said he is grateful to have the case resolved and is looking forward to playing football. While he may still face punishment from the NFL, this resolution gives Jones a better chance of avoiding being cut by the Patriots.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones, who was arrested in June for attempting to bring guns onto a plane, will still be participating in training camp despite his legal issues. Head coach Bill Belichick confirmed that Jones will be on the field for the team's first practice, although he couldn't comment on the ongoing legal process. Jones, who was previously suspended by the team, has another court date in August and could face league discipline regardless of the legal outcome.
Jack Jones' attorney, Scapicchio, repeatedly used the word "thug" while defending her client against charges of breaking and entering. Fox News may not like her implying that Jones has been wronged because of his race, but they might invite her on just to say "thug" over and over again. It remains to be seen if Scapicchio will have a better defense for Jones in court.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones was almost released by the team following his arrest on serious gun charges, according to his lawyer. She blamed the near miss on the treatment of Jones by the media and social media, arguing he was painted as a "thug" and that such a label is "completely unfounded." Jones faces a long list of weapons charges, including possession of a concealed weapon in a secure area of an airport, possession of ammunition without a Firearm Identification Card, unlawful possession of a firearm, carrying a loaded firearm, and possession of a large-capacity feeding device.
Jack Jones' attorney, Rosemary Scapicchio, defended her client against firearms-related charges, claiming that criticism of Jones' alleged actions was racist and unfounded. She accused social media and the media of labeling Jones a "thug" without evidence and suggested that the institutional racism in the court system was to blame. Scapicchio's defense of Jones may have boxed the Patriots into a corner, as firing him could lead to accusations of throwing a young, yet-to-be convicted Black man under the bus. However, Jones' defense may be challenged by evidence in the police report, including DNA samples and social media activity.
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones has pleaded not guilty to multiple weapons charges after being arrested at Logan Airport last week. His attorney, Rosemary Scapicchio, claims that Jones was almost fired by the Patriots due to his portrayal on social media as a "thug" and "wannabe gangster," which she believes is a result of institutional racism. Scapicchio also stated that Jones had no intention of bringing guns into the airport and had no knowledge of what was in his carry-on bag. Despite remaining on the Patriots roster for now, Jones' legal situation could result in him being cut from the team.