Let’s take a closer look at this Indianapolis Colts team as we go player-by-player through the roster. Up next is CB Jaylon Jones.<\/p>\n
With offseason programs now behind us, we will be getting a jump start on our training camp preview by going player-by-player through the\u00a0Indianapolis Colts’<\/a>\u00a091-man roster.<\/p>\n Going alphabetically up next is cornerback Jaylon Jones.<\/p>\n Jaylon Jones’ profileHeight: 6-2Weight: 203Age: 23NFL experience: 2 seasonsCollege: Texas A&MNo. 402024 Snap count totalsDefense: 1,146Special teams: 272024 PFF gradesDefense: 67.4Special teams: 60.62024 Season Review<\/p>\n Jones had really impressive ball production last season. He finished the year coming away with two interceptions and 10 pass breakups.<\/p>\n Among all cornerbacks, Jones was tied for seventh in pass breakups, per PFF<\/a>, and 11th in forced incompletions. This resulted in quarterbacks having a below-average passer rating of 85.8 when targeting him.<\/p>\n However, when Jones wasn’t getting his hands on the ball, opponents were still fairly efficient when going after him. He allowed a completion rate of 65% on 85 targets and gave up 13.2 yards per catch. Out of 73 eligible corners, Jones’ yards per catch allowed was the 16th-most.<\/p>\n Also of note, Jones’ nine penalties were the 12th-most among cornerbacks as well.<\/p>\n Overall, progress was made from Year 1 to Year 2, but there is still more growth needed.<\/p>\n Looking ahead to the 2025 season<\/p>\n Jones was sidelined during the latter portion of offseason programs with what was reported as a “soft tissue injury,” according to the Indy Star<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jones is the likely favorite to start opposite of Charvarius Ward this season, but there will be competition for that playing time with JuJu Brents, Justin Walley, and potentially others.<\/p>\n