PHILADELPHIA -- As a member of the Green Bay Packers, Eagles linebacker Brad Jones knows a thing or two about winning culture.
Jones' first NFL season came in 2009, and the very next year the Packers hoisted the Lombardi Trophy after beating the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl.
But, the seven-year veteran says that the atmosphere is actually better under Chip Kelly and the Eagles.
"It's football," Jones said Tuesday following the team's practice at Lincoln Financial Field. "Honestly, the team cohesion is better. Honestly. It's the same, if not better.
"Guys like each other. Everybody's focused on one goal.
That's really the goal and key of every championship team. ... The closeness and cohesion of every team, if everyone can get together and say 'Let's win a championship,' that overtakes any skill. It overtakes anything."
So what Brad is saying is see...
In Philly they don't pay no attention to his skill. Yes Brad. that's right. As evidence as to why they signed you.