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Expectations remained high for coach Andy Reid’s Kansas City Chiefs heading into Week 6 as possible trade deadline options were floated out. Patrick Mahomes’ and Kenneth Walker’s off-field relationship was spotlighted while star defensive tackle Chris Jones hashed out his differences on the sideline with assistant coach Joe Cullen.
The heated conversation was caught on camera by CBS Sports after a Mahomes first-down scramble. Cullen gestured toward Jones with his arm and Jones knocked it away as he was speaking out.
Chris Jones sideline discussion with Chiefs DL coach Joe Cullenpic.twitter.com/9i6Dc5PDbs
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Cullen and Jones go way back with Cullen having been named defensive line coach in 2022. Jones has three Super Bowl rings from 2019, 2022 and 2023, positioning himself as a respected leader of the Chiefs’ defense. He is also one of the emotional leaders of the team whose fiery disposition helps to excite and motivate his teammates on the field.
The Chiefs’ emotions were channeled in a position direction during Week 6 as they made easy work of Jim Harbaugh’s reeling Los Angeles Chargers. They opened up a 19-3 halftime lead and coasted to a 22-6 win, sending the Chargers to 0-6 on the season. Jones’ Chiefs are now 5-0 and in the AFC West driver’s seat headed toward the midway point of the season.
Jones had two tackles and 0.5 sacks against the Chargers, once again making his presence felt. Fans continued to wonder what his conversation was about with Cullen, while celebrating another big win as Kansas City has begun to look like a Super Bowl favorite yet again. Rumors about possible trades for wide receiver help have surfaced lately around the Chiefs, but Reid’s team looks as strong as they come after taking care of business at home.
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