Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-2, 221 lbs |
| Birthplace: Baton Rouge, LA, USA |
| Age: 46 |
| School: LSU |
| Experience: 16 |
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1:14Baker Mayfield Optimistic to Play in Week 7
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1:31How to Fix the Chargers at 0-5
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7:39Week 6 NFL Executive Perspective
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1:19Raiders to Play Ashton Jeanty Despite Not Being 100%
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1:25Jalen Hurts Ruled Out vs. Panthers With Blood Clot
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1:44Start or Sit: Marvin Harrison Jr. & Travis Kelce
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1:27Start or Sit: Bryce Young & Omarion Hampton
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10:56Finding the First Win of the Season for the NFL's Winless
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1:58Is There Any Hope for the Chargers?
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1:31Raiders Coming Back to Earth After 3-0 Start
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0:50Under The Cap: Is Bo Nix Holding Back the Broncos?
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1:16Justin Herbert: Stop Moving The Goalposts
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1:13NFL Week 6 Picks: Chargers at Chiefs
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0:29Fantasy Buy or Sell: Get whatever you can for Omarion Hampton
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0:33Fantasy Football Buy or Sell: Jahmyr Gibbs
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11:21Empty the Notebook Week 5: What's Wrong With the Chargers?
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1:00Broncos Defense Comes Up Big in a Comeback Win
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1:00Assessing the Dolphins' 'Perfect Tank'
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1:22Jim Harbaugh's Coaching Decision Drops Chargers to 0-5
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0:53Which 0-5 Team Gets a Win First?
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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