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FLORHAM PARK, NJ -- Kansas City Chiefs running back Thomas Jones loved playing in New York. He loved the atmosphere, the location, and the gripping buzz the city has to offer. For Jones, playing with the Jets was the perfect match."I'll always have love for New York City and the Jets. I miss being in Morristown and Florham Park, I loved that area. It was perfect for me. If my family wanted to come up to Virginia it wasn't too far off. If I wanted to go shopping I'd go to the Short Hills mall. It's a 30-40 minute...
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