Jonathan Owens

Jonathan Owens, a professional American football player, is known for his role as a safety in the NFL. Born on July 22, 1995, in St. Louis, Missouri, Owens attended Christian Brothers College High School before advancing to college football at Missouri Western State University. His college career in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association laid the foundation for his professional journey. Owens entered the NFL in 2018, marking his rookie year with an opportunity to demonstrate his defensive prowess. Standing 71 inches tall and weighing 210 pounds, his agility and strength have been key elements of his playing style. Owens' career highlights include his ability to contribute effectively on special teams, evidenced by his involvement in kick returns and defensive plays. Throughout the 2025 season, Owens played in 17 regular-season games, showcasing his defensive skills with 4 tackles and assisting on 10 special teams tackles. He started in one preseason game and participated in two postseason games, further solidifying his role on the team. Despite not recording any sacks or interceptions during that season, his consistent presence and efforts on the field were valuable for his team. With seven years of experience in the league, Owens continues to bring dedication and resilience to his team, aiming to enhance his performance and impact on the field. His journey from college football to the professional league reflects his commitment to excelling in the sport.