Dre'Mont Jones Joins Patriots, Aiming for Double-Digit Sacks

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Dreymon Jones is bringing his past rushing skills to the New England Patriots after signing a three-year deal worth $36,500,000 in free agency. Last season, midway through the year, he got traded from Tennessee to Baltimore and faced the Pats twice, once with each team, racking up five, quarterback pressures and a sack on Drake May both times. Now settled in New England, Jones wants to build on his solid 2025 stats where he played 18 regular season games and notched. Seven sacks along with 24 quarterback hits. He ranked 11th league wide in hits, but tied for 35th in sacks, so he's laser focused on converting more of those pressures into takedowns. This year, Patriots fans are hoping he steps up big, especially after losing last year's sack leader, Kalevon Sheson to Washington. Bad departure cost the team 10 and a half sacks from the regular season and playoffs combined,

1:02leaving a gap on the defensive line. Jones sees plenty of room to shine, aiming for double-digit sacks as a career milestone, while helping rebuild the defense into a competitive union. At 29 years old, he's entering his eighth NFL season, hungry for his first playoff run. With the Pats coming off a Super Bowl appearance, Jones could be key to pushing them back there, turning his personal goals into team success as. Nothing can't ramps up.