Jones answered questions about joining the Panthers and the experience he brings to the defense.
Gotcha I've been doing great how about yourself Yes Um man just happened to go against a Tough team Um always a good game in Atlanta and out Here so looking forward for the robbery Of the NFC South and get back at the Teams you know playing the Bucks Saints You know Falcons getting back into the Swing of things True what Was it everything just made sense um They made me feel welcome Um give me opportunity and like I said Just ready to get back the ball get back Playing get back flying around Oh sorry Mike came from Charlotte Observer How did the trade to Cleveland kind of Mid-season he'll prepare you to kind of Be thrust into this right away yeah um Help me in a good transition you know Meet new people learn to play book quick Um and get a system to getting all that Down and so far so good Wearing 53 was that by choice and did Anyone tell you that's burns Illinois oh Yeah I know that's Burnsville number but Uh that's the number that they had Available right now and right now I Ain't worried about the number just Ready to get into things and fly around Played in a lot of schemes you know
Obviously it's only been day one but how Does this one how's this one different From other ones that you played in and How do you think to be honest I don't Even know it that well you have to even Give you that type of answer so still Learning still uh like I said soaking Everything in and yeah I'm saying watching them play Of course in the same division his speed How he attacked the ball Watch them fly around and trying to add To that any way I can W bring to this younger front seven what Do you think is the biggest thing you Bring right now um this experience and Flying around right now Uh like I said coaching staff team the Way they made me feel welcome Um seemed like a good locker room and Like I said I'm trying to fit in where I Can fit in I play whatever it don't matter it's Ball Oon uh a little bit but you know I'm Better now healthy I had off season to Work let's do it I'm doing great So for those who aren't very familiar With my style how would you describe Yourself as a player fly around hitting Try to get the ball Love being a ball hog love trying to get The ball love hitting that's about it
One is that anything Right now I'm just working on learning The Playbook Right now just learning I appreciate y'all
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