Jones' Flying Skills Join Eagles

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Jonathan Jones is bringing a fresh twist to the Philadelphia Eagles fight song, Fly Eagles

Fly.

The 32-year-old cornerback just signed with the team for his 11th NFL season.

A veteran with two Super Bowl wins from his time with the New England Patriots, he spent

last year with the Washington commanders.

Now, he's set to bolster the Eagles secondary with his experience from 152 games.

Jones share his passion for flying during a recent media call.

He calls it a hobby that started after a discovery flight while playing for the Patriots.

By 2023, he had earned his pilot's license.

Growing up as a country boy in Georgia, he went from bikes and four wheelers to the skies.

Fans and teammates are buzzing about his unique background.

His versatility will help in multiple spots, alongside stars like Quinyan Mitchell and

Cooper DeJean.

Plus, he already knows the new secondary coach from past work.

It's a smart fit for a defense looking for leadership.

For his first trip to Philly, Jones flew himself in, enjoying an approach over the Delaware

River.

He runs a foundation that introduces kids to aviation and often takes his own children

on East Coast flights.

No more carpool line for this family.

Any time he can get in the air, Jones loves it.

As Eagles fans chant the fight song this fall, Jones is living it for real.

His story adds an exciting layer to the team's vibe heading into the season.

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