@SleeperBot: Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones experienced a stat correction after initially being credited with a half-sack against Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, which was shared with defensive end George Karlaftis. The NFL later adjusted the record, awarding Karlaftis the full sack, leaving Jones frustrated enough to express his dissatisfaction on social media. Despite his disappointment over the corrected stat, Karlaftis offered to treat Jones to dinner, which helped alleviate tensions between the teammates. The incident highlights the impact of stat corrections on players' records and contract incentives.

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