Arthur Jones, brother of Jon and Chandler Jones, dead at 39

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Former team’s statement on Friday, Baltimore Ravens’ in 2013 to run to the title of Super Bowl, an important defense side referee Arthur Jones died. He was 39 years old.
“We were very upset to learn the sudden passage of Arthur Jones,” Ravens General Manager Eric Decosta said. He said in a statement.
Jones was credited with a sack and fumble recovery in the game against San Francisco 49ers, which guaranteed the second Vince Lombardi cup of the raven.
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Baltimore Ravens end of the defense Arthur Jones, in the fourth quarter of the New England Patriots, the fourth quarter of a Fumble rescued a Fumble on January 20, 2013, Foxborough celebrated the AFC championship match in Mass. (Kirby Lee/Usa Today Sports)
The game is remembered for a long delay caused by the power outage of New Orleans’s Superdome. It was just a few minutes before Jones’ sack cut. In the second quarter, clumsy recovery helped to establish a Ravens goal.
“Arthur’s existence was a gift to everyone he met.” “His big, bright smile, infectious energy and eternal positivity created an entity that constantly revived others. He was gentle, gentle and enthusiastic – he always exhibited a love for family, teammates and friends.”
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Jones, UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones and former New England Patriots were the brother of Chandler Jones.

Arthur Jones, a defense side referee of Baltimore Ravens during a match against Pittsburgh Stelers in Heinz Field on November 6, 2011 in Pittsburgh. (George Gojkovich/Getty Images)
Ravens chose Jones on the fifth round of the 2010 NFL draft. He launched 20 games for Baltimore for four seasons and finished with 8½ sacks.

Arthur Jones of Baltimore Ravens warms up during a match against Chicago Bears in Chicago. (David Banks/Getty Images)
Jones joined Indianapolis Colts in 2014 and retired in 2017 after a one -year mission with Washington.
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NFL finished his career with 10 sacks.
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