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Pilot Jones Joins Eagles, Flies in for Contract

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Jonathan Jones, a new cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles, made a dramatic entrance by flying his own plane from Charlotte to Philly to sign his contract. With nine years at the Patriots and a Super Bowl win, Jones is eager to bring his skills and passion to the Eagles defense.

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Pilot Jones Joins Eagles, Flies in for Contract

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This is Cory with the story with entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by the Daily News Now. Philadelphia Eagles fans have a new corner back in town. 32-year-old Jonathan Jones signed a one-year deal for his 11th NFL season. What makes his standout is he piloted his own single-engine turbo prop from Charlotte, North Carolina to Philly just to seal the contract. Jones built his career with nine years at the New England Patriots, where he won two super bowls and a stint with the Washington commanders. Alongside football, he's a certified pilot, earning his license in April 2023 near Boston. He traces his love for flying back to his Georgia roots as a country kid who thrived on bikes and four wheelers. A chance discovery flight hooked him years ago, turning it into a hobby he grabs whenever possible. During his intro pressur, Jones called the short hop a thrill, especially landing with views of the Delaware River. It's his way of chasing unique passions outside the game. With the Eagles, he's ready to fly around the field too, bringing smarts and aggression

to help the defense compete all season long.

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