Chandler Jones of the Las Vegas Raiders has yet to play an NFL game this season. Based on the team's latest move, that status is unlikely to change soon.
The four-time Pro Bowler has reportedly been placed on the non-football illness list, the latest Chandler Jones-Las Vegas Raiders drama installment.
Jones will be out indefinitely as the 33-year-old defensive end deals with undisclosed personal matters, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com.
Sources: #Raiders pass-rusher Chandler Jones has been placed on the non-football illness list as he deals with a personal issue. The team has stood behind him and no one has ruled out a return if his situation improves. pic.twitter.com/eWac9C8ane
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 20, 2023
Read more: Chandler Jones Tries to Extinguish Controversial Tweets Against Team Owner; Here's His Excuse
In the first two games of the Raiders, Jones was a no-show. Further, he has not practiced with the team since early this month.
There is growing concern on the part of the Raiders on Chandler Jones. This includes going on social media rants and disturbing allegations as he was trying to voice out why the Las Vegas Raiders deactivated him, Fox News reported.
Among the notable tirades he posted was his being allegedly barred from using the team facilities, an IG post that seemed to implicate Raiders coach Josh McDaniels.
McDaniels branded the Chandler Jones situation as personal and private and did not comment even as Jones continued his social media rants, ESPN reported.
One of the latest posts that got Chandler Jones in trouble was linking team owner Mark Davis to child molestation charges.
Those posts have since been deleted, and the two-time First-team All-Pro claimed that his account was hacked, the New York Post reported.
Related Article: Dolphins' Controversial Cornerback Trending Anew for Shocking Reason [RUMOR]
© 2023 Sportsworldnews.com All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.
