After an unsteady rookie season that culminated with a disastrous performance in the Super Bowl, Campbell recently got a vote of confidence.
FOXBORO --- When the New England Patriots signed Dre'Mont Jones in free agency back in March, the team was getting a versatile defender. With experience off the edge and skills on the inside, Jones could be a nice flexible piece for the New England defense.
The New England Patriots are not exactly short on cap space, but that does not mean that the franchise has not splashed out on a few players over the past few years.
How many of the quarterbacks who have thrown the second-most touchdowns for each NFL team can you name in five minutes?
FOXBOROUGH, MA — Dre'Mont Jones spent the offseason working out, and he let his agent handle the contract negotiations. The result? A three-year, $39.5 million contract with the New England Patriots to be their new edge rusher.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The New England Patriots got on the board early in free agency, signing pass rusher Dre'Mont Jones, who spent the 2025 season with the Baltimore Ravens.
The New England Patriots agreed to a three-year, $39.5 million deal with free agent defensive end Dre'Mont Jones, NFL Network reported Monday. Jones, 29, has 37.5 career sacks in 108 games (69 starts) over seven NFL seasons with four teams.
The New England Patriots made a move to address a major need in free agency.
Back on November 3, the Tennessee Titans traded defensive end Dre'Mont Jones to the Baltimore Ravens. As part of the trade, the Ravens sent over the New York Jets 2026 fifth-round pick.
The Ravens smacked Cincinnati in the mouth 24-0 during a cold-weather game at Paycor Stadium on Sunday, and Baltimore defensive tackle Dre'Mont Jones had some cutting words ready about Cincinnati's losing output.
The Baltimore Ravens have had to wait months for their pass-rush to swing a game. One of their worst positional units has routinely placed as little pressure on opposing quarterbacks as any group in the NFL, only finding a little bit of rhythm across a slowly-developing win streak and during a truly favorable slate of opponents.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
When the Baltimore Ravens invade Huntington Bank Field to take on the Cleveland Browns in a Week 11 AFC North clash, it will be a hostile environment for almost every player on the team except one.
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Dre'Mont Jones is preparing to make his team debut against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 10. Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr hopes Jones can bring some juice to a pass rush unit in need of an energy boost.
The Ravens keep receiving praise for the move.
Through the first nine weeks of the 2025 season, the Baltimore Ravens are tied for the second-fewest sacks with 11, have the third-lowest pressure rate per drop-back at 15% and have the fourth-fewest pressures with 48.
Tennessee Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi took to the podium less than 24 hours after the team's non-eventful trade deadline. In total, Tennessee made two trades: Roger McCreary and Dre'Mont Jones.
The Baltimore Ravens added some much-needed help to their pass-rush earlier this week, swapping for the rights to Tennessee Titans veteran Dre'Mont Jones on the evening before the NFL trade deadline.
The trade for veteran pass rusher Dre'Mont Jones wasn't the only roster move the Baltimore Ravens made on the day of the midseason deadline. They also announced the signing of undrafted rookie safety Keondre Jackson to the 53-man roster off the practice squad.
The Tennessee Titans made a deal with the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night before the trade deadline to send EDGE Dre'Mont Jones to Baltimore for a conditional 5th round pick.
The Baltimore Ravens are adding a hot hand to their needy pass-rushing group for the back half of the season. The Ravens have acquired Tennessee Titans edge Dre'Mont Jones for a conditional 2026 fifth-round pick, according to multiple reports.
The Baltimore Ravens still have plenty of work to do to make up for their rough start to the 2025 season, but thanks to an aggressive front office, they might have a chance.
Among the names added to the fold for the Tennessee Titans this past offseason, one of the more notable names added on the defensive side of the ball was none other than veteran edge rusher Dre'Mont Jones, coming aboard after spending his past two seasons with the Seattle Seahawks.
It's never a fun thing in the NFL to be cut. Just ask Tennessee Titans linebacker Dre'Mont Jones. Jones, 28, was let go by the Seattle Seahawks after the 2024 season as a cap casualty, but he re-signed with the Titans shortly after leaving the pacific northwest.
Dre'Mont Jones was the Seattle Seahawks' big addition last offseason, signing a three-year, $51 million deal with the club early in free agency. Unfortunately for both Jones and the Seahawks, his first season in the Pacific Northwest wasn't anything to write home about.
The 2023 NFL Draft will be held in Kansas City from April 27-29. Meanwhile, the Seahawks continue to adjust the roster in hopes of another playoff appearance.
Dre'Mont Jones's value isn't the right price for Denver. Jones, Denver's sack leader last season, plans to test free agency, per Troy Reneck of KMGH-TV in Denver, after the Broncos chose not to franchise tag him.
If Dre'Mont Jones can help prevent Derrick Henry, the NFL's rushing leader, from demolishing Denver's (3-5) defense, he will earn an exorbitant reward. Jones, a fourth-year defensive end, is having his best season to date.
Lock was selected in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft by Denver, while Jones was taken by the team in the third round.
Jones played under Meyer at Ohio State.
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