Chris Jones Seeks Top-Tier Contract as Chiefs' Defensive Tackle

The Super Bowl-winning defensive tackle Chris Jones seeks a contract that positions him among the top players in his position. 

Reports indicate that he desires a contract comparable to Rams star Aaron Donald, who is the highest-paid DT with a restructured $95 million deal. 

Jones could potentially use Quinnen Williams' $96 million, four-year contract with the Jets as a benchmark. 

At 29 years old, this negotiation could mark Jones' final opportunity for a substantial contract extension. 

GM Brett Veach remains engaged in negotiations, expressing a desire for Jones to retire as a Chief and secure financial stability. 

Veach emphasized the importance of their offseason plans and young talent while hoping for a resolution. 

Despite the situation, Veach asserted that trading the star DT is not under consideration. 

Chris Jones, a Super Bowl champion at defensive tackle, is approaching the end of his four-year, $80 million contract. 

Seeking a position at the top tier of his peers, Jones' contract aspirations reflect those of the highest-paid DT, Aaron Donald. 

With his age in mind, Jones' upcoming contract negotiations are pivotal, and GM Brett Veach aims for a resolution that benefits both parties. 

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