His father died from COVID complications earlier this year in Texas.
Aaron Jones, who has been Green Bay's starting running back for several years, wore a chain that contained his late father's ashes. During Monday night's win, Jones had one rushing touchdown and three receiving touchdowns.
After one of those scores, the chain fell off, according to Jones during a post-game broadcast Monday night.Aaron Jones said on the broadcast, he was wearing a chain that had his father's ashes in it. It fell off in the end zone after one of his touchdowns and the grounds crew is looking for it.
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