Jon Jones Pays Tribute to Late Brother Arthur, 'His Legacy Inspires Me Every Day'

Former UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones posted a moving tribute to his late brother, former NFL defensive tackle Arthur Jones.

"Arthur was not just a Super Bowl champion but a father, spouse, son, brother, everyone's best friend, a gentle giant whose kindness and generosity knew no bounds," Jon wrote in his caption of a remembrance video on Instagram.

Arthur Jones died at the age of 39 on Oct. 3. He played seven seasons in the NFL and was a part of the Baltimore Ravens' Super Bowl win during the 2012 campaign.

Jon wrote about Arthur's "love for the outdoors," his involvement in charities and how he gave back to his community. The 38-year-old said his brother "brought pure joy, warmth and laughter to every moment spent around him."

"His legacy inspires me every day. Our dad Arthur Jones Jr, me, Chandler, Arthur Jones IV, and the rest of the family are committed to moving forward striving to be the best versions of ourselves, just as he would have wanted," Jon wrote.

Their younger brother, Chandler Jones, also played 11 seasons in the NFL and won the Super Bowl with the New England Patriots in 2014. The brothers were frequently seen supporting Jon throughout his UFC career, and they were in attendance for his last fight at UFC 309 last November.

"King Arthur will truly be missed, he's gone way too soon, but his spirit will live on in our hearts forever," Jon wrote at the end of his caption. "Rest easy, big bro, you deserve it, you did amazing."