Cameras caught the emotional scene on the sidelines when Chris Jones and the Chiefs defense realized they were headed to the Super Bowl.

Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs shed tears during the team's AFC championship win for a sweet reason. After Kansas City clinched their spot in the Super Bowl with a win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Jan. 26, the 30-year-old defensive tackle explained why he was feeling emotional on the sidelines at Arrowhead Stadium.

Chris Jones unpacked the strong emotions he felt after the Kansas City Chiefs’ AFC Championship win against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, January 26.

No matter what happens in the big game, the Chiefs are already an NFL dynasty in the making, having reached the Super Bowl in five of the last six years. Mahomes has played in the AFC championship game or Super Bowl in every single season as starter, while coach Andy Reid continues to extend his sterling winning record.

It was a moment that NFL fans caught immediately with Chris Jones — they saw the legendary Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle on the sidelines crying as the team clinched yet another Super Bowl berth.

Kansas City Chiefs star defensive tackle Chris Jones drew comparisons to Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss for his impact during the

The Chiefs' defense stepped up at pivotal times in their win over the Bills, and Jones broke down the keys to it.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones discusses the team's 32-29 victory over the Buffalo Bills. She made the look her own with some Jenny Humphrey-coded additions.

Well, here we are as Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs fans make their way to the Ceasars Superdome in New Orleans. At the same time, everyone outside of Pennsylvania and Missouri prepares for Kendrick Lamar and the Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show.

Chiefs bettors should feel confident based on the latest Super Bowl 59 odds. QB Patrick Mahomes is 8-0 in the postseason as an underdog or favorite of less than three points, and Kansas City is -1.5 at each of Ohio’s best sportsbooks.

The New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs have been the NFL's only two dynasties in the free agency and salary cap era.