Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-2, 221 lbs |
| Birthplace: Baton Rouge, LA, USA |
| Age: 46 |
| School: LSU |
| Experience: 16 |
Next Game
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1:26Chargers Remain Only Winless Team in the NFL
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0:34Players That Need A Change Of Scenery: Ladd McConkey
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0:49Do the Seahawks Need to Make Another Move?
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1:21Should the Bills Bolster Their Defense at the Deadline?
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2:39NFL Week 9 Picks: Texans at Chargers
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1:55Rams Back to .500 as Chargers Remain Winless
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1:56Chargers Still Struggling: Who's to Blame?
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7:09REACTION: Rams Back to .500 as Chargers Remain Winless | HQ NFL
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0:38Should the Chargers Trade Ladd McConkey & Khalil Mack?
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6:37NFL Trade Deadline Candidates For the Bengals
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1:28Winless Chargers Sticking With OC Mike McDaniel
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0:41Bears Interested in Reunion with Khalil Mack
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1:21Dolphins Still Looking for 1st Lead of Season
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1:48Could the Chiefs Trade for Garrett Wilson?
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1:20Why a Bears Reunion With Khalil Mack Makes Sense
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0:54Making the MVP Case for Kenneth Walker
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2:16NFL Week 7 Picks: Broncos at Cardinals
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8:34Davante Adams Out 6-10 Weeks With Ruptured Hamstring
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1:59Kenneth Walker III: Game Changer for the Chiefs
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1:25Bills Defense Under the Microscope
Top Donnie Jones News
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Chargers' Donnie Jones: Joins Chargers
Jones agreed to a deal with the Chargers on Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
Jones -- who announced his retirement in February before changing his mind in early April -- will take over punting duties for Drew Kaser, who was released Tuesday. The 14-year veteran is also expected to hold kicks for Caleb Sturgis.
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Donnie Jones: Changes mind about retirement
Jones requested and received his release from the Eagles' reserve/retired list Wednesday, Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reports.
Jones announced his retirement from the NFL in late February, but it appears the 14-year veteran has changed his mind. His dismissal from the Eagles' reserve/retired list will immediately make him eligible to sign with another team.
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Donnie Jones: Retiring from NFL
Jones announced Tuesday that he is retiring from the NFL.
Fresh of his first Super Bowl win, Jones has elected to call it a career after 14 seasons in the NFL. Jones punted for five different teams during that stretch, but he spent the final five seasons of his career in Philadelphia. As of now, Cameron Johnston is the only other punter the Eagles have on their roster after they signed him to a futures contract, but they could add competition this offseason.
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