Packers Trainer Searched Lambeau Field Until 2 a.m. To Find Aaron Jones’ Necklace Containing Dad’s Ashes

Aaron Jones may have scored four touchdowns on Monday, but Bryan Engel was the MVP of the night.

Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones’ father passed away earlier this year at the age of 56 due to complications with COVID-19.

Playing with a heavy heart, Jones had a necklace created to house a portion of his father’s ashes to wear, including during games.

During one of the four scores on MNF, the necklace fell loose and was lost in the turf. The topic was brought up during Jones’ postgame interview, where he mentioned that he had lost the necklace somewhere in the end zone, but that’s exactly where he dad would have wanted him to do so if he was going to lose it anywhere.

Aaron Jones is the most lovable player in Packers history pic.twitter.com/ytuSBYzEqp

— packers clips (@packers_clips) September 21, 2021

The last man on the field that night (or the next morning for that matter) was Packers trainer Bryan Engel, who was captured walking the end zone area step by step looking for the pendant.

It’s almost 2 a.m. and someone (I think it’s head trainer Bryan Engel, but my eyes aren’t great right now) just came back out to look for the necklace holding Aaron Jones’ father’s ashes that he lost on his second TD catch in that part of the end zone. pic.twitter.com/zJ7V1m2GsX

— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) September 21, 2021

Found at 1:45am Thank you to our trainer Bryan ”Flea” Engel I’m forever grateful 🙏🏾♥️🕊 pic.twitter.com/ylTlZ5Jpfr

— Aaron Jones 3️⃣3️⃣ (@Showtyme_33) September 21, 2021

The head athletic trainer in Green Bay was out on the field at 1:45 this morning looking out for one of his guys, #Packers RB Aaron Jones.

Appreciated hearing @realclark25 words at the end of this story about the team staff that take care of players all season long: pic.twitter.com/pjToz3yrJr

— Michele Steele (@MicheleSteele) September 21, 2021

(h/t Insider.com)