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Kevin Jones update (1 Viewer)

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Kevin Jones didn't take part in any team activities, but he was running along the sideline. Jones, who has already had the final two screws removed from his foot, wasn't running at full speed, but he was running. I'm not a doctor -- I don't even play on on TV -- but considering this is the middle of May, I've got to believe that's a very good sign.

The Lions don't want to say much about it because there's always the possibility of a setback, but they're very excited about the possibility of Jones being 100 percent ready for the start of the regular season.

Here is the link, with the rest of the Lions news.

http://blog.mlive.com/lionsinsider/2007/05...rst_minica.html

 
RBBC?

Assuming KJ is healthy, how will Martz divide carries with Tatum Bell, and T.J. Duckett in the mix?

I could see Tatum and KJ sharing carries, with TJ being the goal-line RB.

 
:thumbdown:

KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!

 
Or could it be part of an effort to motivate Tatum Bell ... ( tongue placed firmly in cheek ) :lmao:

Should KJ in fact be healthly, it would make for a considerable backfield (and FF hell) in Detroit this year. I'd assume KJ would start, Bell would be the COP and Ducket is just a monster in short yardage/goal line.

 
Or could it be part of an effort to motivate Tatum Bell ... ( tongue placed firmly in cheek ) :lmao: Should KJ in fact be healthly, it would make for a considerable backfield (and FF hell) in Detroit this year. I'd assume KJ would start, Bell would be the COP and Ducket is just a monster in short yardage/goal line.
I doubt a couple of castoffs are really going to challenge KJ for serious playing time, maybe just enough to keep Jones fresh and healthy.
 
1. Tatum Bell coundn't keep Mike Bell off the field last year.

2. Duckett scores a whopping 2 TD's last year and backed up the backup.

If Jones is Healthy he will be the guy. I could see the lions splitting carries early in the year to protect Jones but if he can handle the load Bell will be seeing plenty of bench.

 
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RBBC?Assuming KJ is healthy, how will Martz divide carries with Tatum Bell, and T.J. Duckett in the mix?I could see Tatum and KJ sharing carries, with TJ being the goal-line RB.
That is what I see as well.Tatam is only a 10 carry a game guy anyway.
 
:lmao: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc). I could see Bell getting at least 150 carries. As for TJ, he was a terrific goal-line RB in Atlanta, but wasn't really utilized in DC. I could see him vulturing 5-6 TD's.
 
:excited: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
The most important dynasty stat for KJ is that he has yet to play a full season. The guy is a band-aid. I'd say he is appropriately ranked given the huge question mark re: health, despite his obvious skill set. He was due for a big year last year.
 
:goodposting: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
If he gets 600 yards and five TD's I still got a deal. People are giving this guy away like he will never play football again. Go grab him
 
:goodposting: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc). I could see Bell getting at least 150 carries. As for TJ, he was a terrific goal-line RB in Atlanta, but wasn't really utilized in DC. I could see him vulturing 5-6 TD's.
I never suggested KJ would get all the carries, i expect him to get 60-70 % though. More importantly, i expect him to catch 60+ balls. As far as Bell averaging 4.4, thats about the equivalent of running for a 3.4 behind the Detroit O-line.Duckett was not underutilized, he is just not very good. Good RB's dont play for 3 different teams in 2 years.Fact is if KJ is healthy he IS the man in Detroit.
 
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:excited: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc). I could see Bell getting at least 150 carries. As for TJ, he was a terrific goal-line RB in Atlanta, but wasn't really utilized in DC. I could see him vulturing 5-6 TD's.
I never suggested KJ would get all the carries, i expect him to get 60-70 % though. More importantly, i expect him to catch 60+ balls. As far as Bell averaging 4.4, thats about the equivalent of running for a 3.4 behind the Detroit O-line.Duckett was not underutilized, he is just not very good. Good RB's dont play for 3 different teams in 2 years.Fact is if KJ is healthy he IS the man in Detroit.
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:X KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
The most important dynasty stat for KJ is that he has yet to play a full season. The guy is a band-aid. I'd say he is appropriately ranked given the huge question mark re: health, despite his obvious skill set. He was due for a big year last year.
His injury problem is true, but don't write him off just yet. Westbrook has never played 16 games before in his career. In fact, check this out:Kevin Jones (year, games) 2005, 132006, 12*Brian Westbrook (year, games)2004, 132005, 12**season ended due to Lisfranc.Westbrook came back in 2006 playing 15 games and scoring #6 RB in FBG story (which means plenty higher in PPR) and is currently ranked #4 dynasty RB by both Bloom and Pasquino. I wouldn't write off KJ yet for injury reasons.
 
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I totally forgot that Westbrook had the same type of injury. As a KJ dynasty owner I am keeping my fingers crossed that he comes back at some point this year 100% healthy.

I just hope they don't rush him back too early.

Any details as to when in the season Westbrook suffered his injury and when he had his surgery? Also any information as to how serious their Lisfranc injuries were?

It might be an interesting comparison to see how Westbrook recovered and compare that to KJ.

 
RB's ranked ahead of KJ and full seasons they played:

Stephen Jackson - 1 full season out of 3.

Michael Westbrook 0 full seasons out of 5.

Clinton Portis - 2 full seasons out of 5.

Ronnie Brown - 0 full season out of 2.

Caddy Williams - 0 full seasons out of 2.

Cedric Benson - 0 full seasons out of 2.

Edgerinn James - 4 full seasons out of 8.

Deuce Mcallister - 2 full seasons our of 6.

Michael Turner - 1 full season out of 3.(part time duty)

Laurence Maroney and Deangelo Williams missed time in their only season, and both in part time duty.

 
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:confused: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc).
Comparing TB's and KJ's YPC last year is like comparing apples and airplanes. You put a healthy KJ in denver last year, and TBell in detroit last year -- KJ would have easily had 5 YPC and Bell would struggle to get much more than 3.
 
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:bag: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc).
Comparing TB's and KJ's YPC last year is like comparing apples and airplanes. You put a healthy KJ in denver last year, and TBell in detroit last year -- KJ would have easily had 5 YPC and Bell would struggle to get much more than 3.
+1Comparing those two lines is ridiculous, its not even close
 
Bell and TJ could not make it in the best running systems in the NFL, that is why they where traded and released. they are nothing but insurance if KJ is not ready for the start of 07

 
Bell and TJ could not make it in the best running systems in the NFL, that is why they where traded and released. they are nothing but insurance if KJ is not ready for the start of 07
:tinfoilhat: That's pretty much the way I see it as well. Jones fits Martz's style of offense, and if healthy he's the guy. I wouldn't expect too much out of Bell. Duckett has me intrigued though. Not so much based on his talent level, but I remember all too often Jones getting stuffed inside the 5. If Duckett is given a chance early to fill that role, you never know.
 
DocT said:
zoonation said:
Burning Sensation said:
:lmao: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
The most important dynasty stat for KJ is that he has yet to play a full season. The guy is a band-aid. I'd say he is appropriately ranked given the huge question mark re: health, despite his obvious skill set. He was due for a big year last year.
His injury problem is true, but don't write him off just yet. Westbrook has never played 16 games before in his career. In fact, check this out:Kevin Jones (year, games) 2005, 132006, 12*Brian Westbrook (year, games)2004, 132005, 12**season ended due to Lisfranc.Westbrook came back in 2006 playing 15 games and scoring #6 RB in FBG story (which means plenty higher in PPR) and is currently ranked #4 dynasty RB by both Bloom and Pasquino. I wouldn't write off KJ yet for injury reasons.
Absolutely brilliant. :lmao:
 
Bell and TJ could not make it in the best running systems in the NFL, that is why they where traded and released. they are nothing but insurance if KJ is not ready for the start of 07
No doubt Bell has certainly had issues with durability, but he has shown himself to be an extremely explosive player. In an explosive Martz offense, he will get opportunities to prove himself with Jones hobbled. That said, I like a healthy Jones' chances of holding the spot, but Bell will give him a run for his money, IMO.
 
lions327 said:
Burning Sensation said:
Reservoir Dog said:
Burning Sensation said:
:cry: KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc). I could see Bell getting at least 150 carries. As for TJ, he was a terrific goal-line RB in Atlanta, but wasn't really utilized in DC. I could see him vulturing 5-6 TD's.
I never suggested KJ would get all the carries, i expect him to get 60-70 % though. More importantly, i expect him to catch 60+ balls. As far as Bell averaging 4.4, thats about the equivalent of running for a 3.4 behind the Detroit O-line.Duckett was not underutilized, he is just not very good. Good RB's dont play for 3 different teams in 2 years.Fact is if KJ is healthy he IS the man in Detroit.
:mellow:
Not a good posting Duckett had 31 tds in 4 years with Atlanta in limited duty. If my math is correct that is just under an average of 8 a year. Now that sounds like an effective goal line back, which is what he will serve as for Detroit; mark it down. (Kevin Jones has certainly not showed the ability to score with any frequency).
 
What worries me is Duckett getting all the goal line work.
Agreed. Looking at the glass half empty it could end up being a scenario where KJ is the primary between the 20's back with Tatum coming in in special situations/plays for 1/3 of the carries and Duckett swiping the GL opp's. It will be an interesting training camp to watch.
 
What worries me is Duckett getting all the goal line work.
Agreed. Looking at the glass half empty it could end up being a scenario where KJ is the primary between the 20's back with Tatum coming in in special situations/plays for 1/3 of the carries and Duckett swiping the GL opp's. It will be an interesting training camp to watch.
See above post ^^
 
For my money KJ is slightly below average at the goalline. He reminds me a lot of Fred Taylor where he's good at finding holes between the 20s but not really that great at moving a pile in the redzone, or even a single linebacker at times. He can do it obviously, he's just deoesn't do it very consistently.

 
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Why would Det trade Dre Bly for a backup RB?
2 months ago, a lot less was known about Jones' recovery status (not much is known still). Bell is good insurance, especially if you saw how pathetic Harris & Cason were last year when Jones went down. They also got a possible starter on a crap O-line out of the deal.
 
As a Detroit homer, here is my 2 cents. When healthy, KJ is one of the best backs in the league. He runs harder then any other back in the league- which is why he is always hurt. This guy smashes into everything on the field with no regard for his health. Hopefully Tatum and Duckett can spell KJ so he can stay healthy for a full season.

I have never been very impressed with KJ's gl and short yardage running. I would not be surprised to see Duckett handle that almost exclusively.

 
Burning Sensation said:
Reservoir Dog said:
Burning Sensation said:
:hot:

KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc). I could see Bell getting at least 150 carries. As for TJ, he was a terrific goal-line RB in Atlanta, but wasn't really utilized in DC. I could see him vulturing 5-6 TD's.
I never suggested KJ would get all the carries, i expect him to get 60-70 % though. More importantly, i expect him to catch 60+ balls. As far as Bell averaging 4.4, thats about the equivalent of running for a 3.4 behind the Detroit O-line.

Duckett was not underutilized, he is just not very good. Good RB's dont play for 3 different teams in 2 years.

Fact is if KJ is healthy he IS the man in Detroit.
This is the where he will make his money this year... IMO.He is a good running back but a very good reciever!

Link

NFL Leaders in Yards After Catch (Receivers) (Thru games of Dec. 31, 2006)

Rank Player Team

1 Steven Jackson StL 796

2 Reggie Bush NO 721

3 Brian Westbrook Phi 643

4 Kevin Jones Det 602 (in 12 games)

5 Donald Driver GB 541

6 LaDainian Tomlinson SD 538

7 Anquan Boldin Ari 504

8 Tiki Barber NYG 493

9 Ladell Betts Was 482

10 Mewelde Moore Min 481

11 Steve Smith Car 474

12 Larry Johnson KC 473

13 Frank Gore SF 466

14 Andre Johnson Hou 460

15 Maurice Jones-Drew Jac 434

16 Ahman Green GB 428

17 Chris Cooley Was 419

18 Terrell Owens Dal 400

19 Mark Clayton Bal 384

20 Marques Colston NO 376

 
I agree, Martz turned KJ in one season into one of the best pass catching backs in the league. He had 41 more grabs and over 400 more receiving yards than he did the previous year. When healthy, he fits the Martz offense much better than Bell or Duckett.

The problem with KJ, aside from his health is his inability to tuck the ball away. 5 fumbles in 12 games is way too many...yet Bell also had 5 fumbles last year.

Duckett definitely has a chance to be the goal line vulture, but he only signed a 1 year deal and is basically an injury insurance policy that I can't imagine being in Detroit for more than this season.

 
Burning Sensation said:
Reservoir Dog said:
Burning Sensation said:
:excited:

KJ is 24 years old, had over 1200 yards and 8 TD's last year in 12 games. He WILL BE the featured back when he returns from injury, wether its at the start of the season or 6-8 weeks on what looks like an offense that has the potential to be one of the best in the league. Despite all that, the FBG staff, as well as everyone else has him ranked around RB 25 in dynasty leagues. Get him now in as many dynasty leagues while you can!!!!
You may be right, but I don't think it's a LOCK that KJ gets all the carries (as you suggest). I live in Detroit, and I've watched many of KJ's games. I've never been that impressed with him, but of course the O-Line isn't exactly a stellar unit either. Tatum Bell is coming off a 1000 yard season, and averaged 4.4 ypc (compared to KJ's 3.8 ypc). I could see Bell getting at least 150 carries. As for TJ, he was a terrific goal-line RB in Atlanta, but wasn't really utilized in DC. I could see him vulturing 5-6 TD's.
I never suggested KJ would get all the carries, i expect him to get 60-70 % though. More importantly, i expect him to catch 60+ balls. As far as Bell averaging 4.4, thats about the equivalent of running for a 3.4 behind the Detroit O-line.

Duckett was not underutilized, he is just not very good. Good RB's dont play for 3 different teams in 2 years.

Fact is if KJ is healthy he IS the man in Detroit.
This is the where he will make his money this year... IMO.He is a good running back but a very good reciever!

Link

NFL Leaders in Yards After Catch (Receivers) (Thru games of Dec. 31, 2006)

Rank Player Team

1 Steven Jackson StL 796

2 Reggie Bush NO 721

3 Brian Westbrook Phi 643

4 Kevin Jones Det 602 (in 12 games)

5 Donald Driver GB 541

6 LaDainian Tomlinson SD 538

7 Anquan Boldin Ari 504

8 Tiki Barber NYG 493

9 Ladell Betts Was 482

10 Mewelde Moore Min 481

11 Steve Smith Car 474

12 Larry Johnson KC 473

13 Frank Gore SF 466

14 Andre Johnson Hou 460

15 Maurice Jones-Drew Jac 434

16 Ahman Green GB 428

17 Chris Cooley Was 419

18 Terrell Owens Dal 400

19 Mark Clayton Bal 384

20 Marques Colston NO 376
:rolleyes: Great stat -- thanks.
 
Or could it be part of an effort to motivate Tatum Bell ... ( tongue placed firmly in cheek ) :P Should KJ in fact be healthly, it would make for a considerable backfield (and FF hell) in Detroit this year. I'd assume KJ would start, Bell would be the COP and Ducket is just a monster in short yardage/goal line.
When has Duckett ever been a goal line monster?
 
Or could it be part of an effort to motivate Tatum Bell ... ( tongue placed firmly in cheek ) :P Should KJ in fact be healthly, it would make for a considerable backfield (and FF hell) in Detroit this year. I'd assume KJ would start, Bell would be the COP and Ducket is just a monster in short yardage/goal line.
When has Duckett ever been a goal line monster?
I was thinking the same thing. Just because a guy is bigger does not mean that he is a great short yardage runner.
 
Or could it be part of an effort to motivate Tatum Bell ... ( tongue placed firmly in cheek ) :P Should KJ in fact be healthly, it would make for a considerable backfield (and FF hell) in Detroit this year. I'd assume KJ would start, Bell would be the COP and Ducket is just a monster in short yardage/goal line.
When has Duckett ever been a goal line monster?
umm...when he had 8, 8, and 11 td's the 3 prior years to last year.
 
Jones will continue to rise on rankings and projections gradually until the season begins. If he's got the screws out and he's running on the sideline then that's a good sign. It's May. As far as him being a good or bad goal line runner I would argue that blocking is much more important closer to the goal because defenses know you can't go over the top. How many times comparatively to other RBs his age has he even been in the red zone with Harrington or whoever else having to help get him there? Duckett will certainly get his share though because that's his job as a goal line and short yardage specialist. How many more times will DET score from outside the 20 than inside though?

I am in a keeper/redraft hybrid where you give up the pick of the 2 guys you get to keep. I'm keeping Bush (2nd) and R. Wayne (4th) and will not hesitate to take Jones in the third if he's there as my RB2. I also get 0.5ppr, by the way.

 
Why would Det trade Dre Bly for a backup RB?
It appeared the Bly & Lions Love Fest had worn out. Meanwhile, the Lions had no depth on their roster at RB, as Jones is recovering and Calhoun is most likely out for this season too. Enter T. Bell. The team makes a player for player swap meeting a positional need, while getting a RB that can be pressed into service on Sundays and serve as a cheap insurance policy for K. Jones. Most importantly, it allowed the Lions to save a draft pick this spring. Trading for Bell and signing Duckett essentially gave the Lions a pick back in the 3rd or 4th round. They did not have to blow a pick on a RB...in a very WEAK RB class...mid draft to cover their roster/insurance need. The trade makes perfect sense, as the Lions defense is still being built. Having Bly, opinion, does not make that large of a difference especially if he had become a negative influence last season. My feeling is that it was actually a shrewd move by Millen. Lastly, I feel if Jones' health was in doubt to a degree that he had, for example, a less than 20% chance of proper recover this season or next the team would have taken Peterson. If Jones was perceived to be done or in that bad of shape, then the 1.02 would have looked very different and other off season moves would have reflected that fact. There must be a very high level of confidence in Jones recovery. Not only did Jones hurt his foot at the goal line but Ray Ray knocked him into another dimension not too long ago during a Ravens game. Saving some wear and tear by using Duckett around the GL makes sense.
 
Not only did Jones hurt his foot at the goal line but Ray Ray knocked him into another dimension not too long ago during a Ravens game. Saving some wear and tear by using Duckett around the GL makes sense.
That's weird, I seem to remember the opposite happening. Didn't KJ run over Ray Lewis?
 
Not only did Jones hurt his foot at the goal line but Ray Ray knocked him into another dimension not too long ago during a Ravens game. Saving some wear and tear by using Duckett around the GL makes sense.
That's weird, I seem to remember the opposite happening. Didn't KJ run over Ray Lewis?
There was some equal contact but I am pretty sure Jones left with a concussion, which is what I was getting at with that comment.
 
Not only did Jones hurt his foot at the goal line but Ray Ray knocked him into another dimension not too long ago during a Ravens game. Saving some wear and tear by using Duckett around the GL makes sense.
That's weird, I seem to remember the opposite happening. Didn't KJ run over Ray Lewis?
2 seperate plays. i think kj ran over lewis at two points in that game. but that perticular goal line stuff he couldnt get past the d line and on 4th down i believe he took a big hit by lewis that injured him. watching him bull over lewis and play like the man that game against a tough d that more often than not made first contact in the backfield made me a lifetime kevin jones fan though...
 

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