Seahawks' Dre'mont Jones takes aim at Broncos after 4-year stint: 'Denver didn’t pay me my proper respects'

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Former Denver Broncos defensive end Dre’mont Jones finally got what he wanted out of a team when he signed with the Seattle Seahawks in March: respect. 

The Seahawks picked up 26-year-old Jones on the first day of free agency last month, signing him to a massive three-year, $51 million contract. 

Dre'Mont Jones #93 of the Denver Broncos reacts during an NFL football game between the Denver Broncos and the New York Jets at Empower Field At Mile High on October 23, 2022 in Denver, Colorado.  (Michael Owens/Getty Images)

"Almost out of nowhere ... Seattle came in hot," Jones told The News Tribune last week. "That kind of motivated me to come here more and more."

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But Seattle’s interest in Jones dates back to 2022, when the Seahawks were putting together a blockbuster deal for Russell Wilson. 

General manager John Schneider told KIRO radio in March that they had initially included Jones in their ask, but that Denver was "not willing to part with him." 

DreMont Jones #93 of the Denver Broncos takes the field against the Kansas City Chiefs at Empower Field At Mile High on December 11, 2022 in Denver, Colorado.  (Jamie Schwaberow/Getty Images)

But for Jones, the decision in allowing him to test free agency didn’t seem inline with that sentiment. 

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"I mean, s---, they should have just traded me from the jump," Jones said, according to the outlet. "I was included in the (Wilson) trade. Denver said no. And then, Denver kind of ... I don’t want to say that word — but Denver didn’t pay me my proper respects."

He continued: