Chandler Jones bashes Robert Griffin, Adam Schefter for showing concern
In a recent social media outburst, Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Chandler Jones made unsubstantiated claims, accusing his former Patriots teammate, Aaron Hernandez, of being killed by Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels rather than dying by suicide in prison, as officially ruled in 2017. Jones posted a 25-minute Instagram video where he asserted that Hernandez’s death occurred at an industrial park, not in jail. This bizarre allegation is the latest in a series of concerning incidents involving Jones on social media.
Jones and Hernandez were both part of the New England Patriots during McDaniels’ tenure as offensive coordinator. Aaron Hernandez was known for his conviction in the murder of Odin Lloyd, along with accusations related to a 2012 double homicide. However, he was acquitted of the latter charges in a 2017 trial and was found dead in his prison cell days later, with suicide being the official cause of death.
In addition to the unfounded accusations against McDaniels, Jones also claimed he was forcibly admitted to a mental health facility and injected with an unknown substance by the Las Vegas Fire Department. Furthermore, he dismissed the existence of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and made assertions about NFL players being injected with fluoride. Jones has been away from the Raiders since Labor Day due to a “personal matter” and was placed on the non-football illness list.
Jones’s social media activity has raised concerns about his mental and emotional well-being, prompting scrutiny from both fans and the NFL community.
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