"comeback player" doesn't require you to miss any time at all the previous year. Though it often goes to a player coming back from a severe injury (a la Garrison Hearst or Steve Smith), it's hardly a requirement. Just look at John Kitna or Drew Brees- they won the award because they were given up for dead and they wound up playing like studs.Hard to sit him in a PPR no matter who you have. A (supposedly) healthy Henry rides the pine for me, even though I think Henry has a great match-up and plenty of motivation. The fact that they're winning makes Jones a great play. As long as they're in the hunt for a playoff spot (and the division) he should play as hard as his health will allow. Mini-hijack, but is he eligible to be "comeback player of the year" even though he only missed part of last season?