Chris Jones was snubbed from this future Hall of Fame list and it makes no sense

Chris Jones has racked up six Pro Bowls, three first-team All-Pro selections, 80.5 career sacks, and three Super Bowl rings, all while anchoring the Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive front since 2016. That combination of production, hardware, and longevity is exactly what puts most players on the fast track to Canton. Yet when FanSided’s Lou Scataglia published his new list of “easy” Hall of Fame locks among active NFL players, Jones was nowhere to be found. It's nice to see Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce make the cut, but the omission is hard to square with Jones’s standing around the league. He was ranked No. 6 overall (and the highest interior defender) on the NFL’s Top 100 Players of 2024, one slot ahead of every defensive star except Micah Parsons. Jones isn’t just putting up sack totals from the interior, though 80-plus in nine seasons is rarefied air for a defensive tackle. He’s the centerpiece of a defense that's transformed from liability to championship backbone, delivering game-swinging moments in e