Celebrity Name: Jack Jones
New Company: Rosenhaus Sports Representation
Primary Agents: Drew Rosenhaus, Jason Rosenhaus
Department: NFL Representation
Previous Company: Athletes First
Territory: North America
- NFL cornerback Jack Jones has signed with Rosenhaus Sports Representation, with Drew Rosenhaus and Jason Rosenhaus serving as his primary agents.
- Jones was previously represented by Athletes First, where agents Reza Hesam, David Mulugheta, and Trevon Smith handled his NFL contract dealings.
- Jones continues his long-standing relationship with EAG Sports Management for all publicity needs.
- Jones declared free agency in March 2026 following a standout 2025 season with the Miami Dolphins, where he started all 17 games and posted career-high numbers.
Jack Jones, the 28-year-old NFL cornerback, has signed with Rosenhaus Sports Representation for NFL representation. Drew Rosenhaus and Jason Rosenhaus will serve as his primary agents going forward. Jones continues working with EAG Sports Management for all publicity.
Jones was previously represented by Athletes First, where a team led by Reza Hesam, David Mulugheta, and Trevon Smith guided his early NFL career.
A fourth-round pick of the New England Patriots in 2022, Jones has spent time with the Patriots, Las Vegas Raiders, and Miami Dolphins, building a résumé that includes 7 career interceptions, 27 passes defended, 136 tackles, and 4 defensive touchdowns, second-most in the NFL since his 2022 debut.
His 2025 season in Miami was arguably his best, starting all 17 games and earning performance-based bonus pay that doubled his $1.1 million salary.
The move to Rosenhaus Sports comes as Jones enters free agency in 2026. The firm has been active in building out its roster, recently signing wide receiver Bo Melton and tight end Legend Bey to representation deals.
With Drew Rosenhaus in his corner, Jones looks to secure a strong multi-year deal heading into the prime years of his career.
Takeaways
This is a smart move for Jones at exactly the right time. Coming off his most complete NFL season, and fresh into free agency, landing one of the most well-connected agents in football is a significant upgrade in his negotiating power.
Drew Rosenhaus has a track record of securing market-setting deals for defensive backs, and Jones is entering his age-28 season with legitimate starter tape and proven durability. The pairing makes a lot of sense.
The continuity with EAG Sports Management on the publicity side also signals that Jones isn’t blowing up his entire support structure, just upgrading the piece that matters most right now: his contract negotiation.
Can Drew Rosenhaus land Jones a multi-year starter deal, or will teams still view him as a one-year prove-it kind of player? Does Jones’s consistent growth year-over-year, from modest beginnings in New England to 17 starts in Miami, make him one of the most undervalued CBs in free agency right now?
