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Chris Jones was hilariously blown away by Chiefs second-round pick during his pre-draft visit

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Charles Goldman | Last updated 4/27/24

Kansas City Chiefs DT Chris Jones made a strong impression on second-round draft pick Kingsley Suamataia when he took his top-30 visit with the team earlier in April.

Speaking to the media on Friday night, Suamataia revealed that he ran into Jones when he was in Kansas City for his visit. The ensuing interaction between Jones, Suamataia, and a staff member sounds like it could be straight out of a comedy movie.

Fox 4 Kansas City reporter PJ Green shared the clip from Suamataia's media availability on Friday.

Please listen to new #Chiefs OT Kingsley Suamataia's interaction with DT Chris Jones on his top 30 visit to Kansas City..

The laughing you hear is @ByNateTaylor of course coming thru @SamMcDowell11's mic.. pic.twitter.com/P75CAuK378
— PJ Green (@PJGreenTV) April 27, 2024

"Yeah, so when I seen Chris (Jones), he asked the lady who was taking me around, he said, 'Hey, who that? Who have we got in today?' He thought I was already on the team. He was like, 'Who we have in now?' And then she was like, 'Oh no, he's on a 30 visit. He's from BYU.' And he was like, 'Gosh damn, you're big!' He was like, 'How old you is?' He was like, 'You 26, 27?' I was like, 'No, I just turned 21.' He was like, 'Oh. My. Gosh.' Chris Jones, himself. Like this is Chris Jones. The Bear, himself, walking around, that kills O-Linemen for a living. So, just being able to shake his hand and talk to him, and chop it up for a little bit was pretty dope. Yeah, super dope."

The transcription doesn't quite do the video justice because hearing Suamataia's impression of Jones takes it to a new level of comedy. It's also got to be quite flattering to hear one of the NFL's premier defensive talents compliment you on your size. Now, the two can go against each other during practice once training camp in St. Joe ensues.

This article first appeared on A to Z Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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