When the national anthem is played before the Super Bowl on Sunday, chances are the TV cameras will find Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones is playing in the fourth Super Bowl of his career tonight in New Orleans. Jones, 30, is a three-time first-team All-Pro and six-time Pro Bowler. When his career ends,

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones has a history of tearing up during the national anthem, and he came ready for his emotions during Sunday’s Super Bowl. During musician Jon Batiste’s stirring rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” Jones actually had a tissue with him ready to wipe away his tears.

Jon Batiste opened Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans with a rendition of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' kicking off a rematch between the Eagles and Chiefs.

It's time for Super Bowl LIX. Prior to the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles taking the field for the championship game, musician and

Watch Jon Batiste perform the National Anthem at Super Bowl 2025. Batiste's singing of "The Spar-Spangled Banner" was met with tears.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When the first notes of the national anthem are played at the Super Bowl on Sunday, and Louisianan Jon Batiste launches into his rendition, chances are that Kansas City defensive tackle Chris Jones will have tears flowing from his eyes.

Kansas City Chiefs star Chris Jones revealed the reason he gets emotional before big games. “Quick story. I was watching the movie ‘300.’ One

Chiefs star defensive lineman Chris Jones took the time to seek out Trump and shake his hand. Jones, according to Fox News, has been known to get emotional during the playing of the national anthem.