Jonathan Jones Flies to Eagles, Brings Super Bowl Experience

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The Philadelphia Eagles signed new cornerback Jonathan Jones to a one-year deal this week.

Instead of driving up, the 10-year veteran flew himself from Charlotte to Philly in his

own plane.

Jones is a licensed pilot who picked up flying as a fun hobby a few years ago.

He grew up loving outdoor activities and always seeks new interests off the field.

Landing at Philadelphia International Airport, he got a great view approaching over the Delaware

River, which made for a smooth start to his day in.

The city.

Jones brings plenty of experience, including two Super Bowl wins with the New England

Patriots.

He's versatile, able to play inside or outside, and could slot in as the third cornerback

outside the numbers behind stars like Quinyon Mitchell and Terrick Willen.

What drew him to Philly was the team's knack for winning and staying in the playoff hunt

year after year.

Every squad has talent, but he loves how the Eagles build that team chemistry to overcome

challenges.

Jones already knows the Eagles' new secondary coach from their nine years together in New

England.

He's pumped to mentor young standouts like Mitchell and Cooper Dejean, sharing his insights

to help their bright careers take off.

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