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Chiefs star Chris Jones blows up on coach in sideline screaming match in clash vs. Chargers

While the Chiefs are imposing their will on the Los Angeles Chargers, things took a dramatic turn on the sidelines for Kansas City.

With a 9-3 lead in the second quarter, Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones was seen having a heated argument with his defensive line coach Joe Cullen on the sideline.

Football players and staff on the sidelines, with the score BUG 13 and LV 10 displayed in the corner.
With a 9-3 lead in the second quarter, Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones was seen having a heated argument with his defensive line coach Joe Cullen on the sideline.

It’s unknown what was said between the two, but Cullen put his hand on the Chief star’s shoulder, to which he immediately moved it off him, igniting a screaming match between the two sides.

CBS sideline reporter Melanie Collins was detailing the event after it happened, and color commentator Trent Green, who used to play quarterback for Kansas City, shared that Jones and Cullen “have a great relationship. I just don’t think Chris liked that fact that he put his hand on his shoulder.”

Green went on to say that Jones should’ve “asked him politely to take it off.”

Kansas City Chiefs player tackles a Los Angeles Chargers player during a game.
Chris Jones tackling Chargers running back Omarion Hampton in Sunday afternoon’s game.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert throws a pass under pressure from Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert throws a pass under pressure from Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones during the second half.

Through Jones’ 11-year career, Cullen has been his head coach since 2022 and has helped him earn All-Pro honors in 2022 and 2023.

During Cullen’s first three years with Kansas City, they appeared in three consecutive Super Bowls and won two of them..

Since the interaction between Jones and Cullen, Kansas City’s defense has been causing havoc in the Los Angeles backfield, sacking quarterback Justin Herbert two times and holding the Chargers for six points through the first three quarters of the game, and maintain a 19-6 lead in the fourth quarter.

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