Overview
- The Baltimore Ravens announced Friday that former defensive tackle Arthur Jones has died at 39.
- No cause of death has been disclosed; local reports of a defibrillator alert and a prior heart condition remain unverified by the family or team.
- A fifth-round pick out of Syracuse in 2010, Jones played seven NFL seasons with Baltimore, the Indianapolis Colts and Washington.
- He contributed key plays in Super Bowl XLVII, including a sack of Colin Kaepernick and a fumble recovery in the Ravens' 34-31 win.
- Syracuse University confirmed his death, and tributes from Eric DeCosta, John Harbaugh and figures across the NFL and UFC highlighted his impact on and off the field.