Ronald Jones explains why he chose Chiefs in free Agency: ‘Everyone will eat’

Ronald Jones He was a Super Bowl champion with Tampa Bay Buccaneers And he still wanted a chance to compete for a championship. Why not join the team that the Buccaneers beat in the Super Bowl two seasons ago — and one that was in four straight AFC games?

Jones signed a one-year deal with heads Its value reaches 5 million dollars. While Jones seems ready to split up with Clyde Edwards Hillierthe reason he chose Kansas City rather than looking for a distinct role was quite clear.

“They’re very fit, talking to coach (Andy Reed) and coach EP (Eric Benemi). Just seeing the things they do running backwards, I think my skill set translates perfectly,” Jones told reporters at his opening press conference on Saturday. “I think that’s another thing about Andy Reed’s regimen, everyone is going to eat. So, I’m excited to see my number get dialed and take it from there.”

Jones was the strange man in Tampa Bay after re-signing the Pirates Leonard Fortnite for a three-year deal. He had only 101 carts for 428 yards and four touchdowns last season (4.2 yards per carry), one year after his fast campaign of 978 yards and seven touchdowns (5.1 yards per carry).

Part of the Kansas City crime after its renovation Trek Hill Trade, joins Jones jojo smith schuster (Former USC teammate) and Marquis Valdes-Scantling As new skill players attack the bosses. The Chiefs’ offensive line also attracted Jones to Kansas City, especially after what Orlando BrownAnd the Joe ThuneAnd the Creed HumphreyAnd the Trey Smith They managed to achieve it in their first year together.

“I saw two guys making the Pro Bowl, so the experience is there. The guys they have are the best in the league,” Jones said. “That’s another thing, just look for those opportunities, and we’ll complement each other well.

“In the end, I just wanted to be in a position to have the best chance of competing for the second ring and making my mark in the match.”