So, yes his WR's had some horrendous drops. However, he was some throws that were high and some that were short on others, especially 1 of the picks. He missed back shoulder a few times, but his WR bailed him out on 1. Most of that video's passing game used quick passing with only a few true intermediate routes, likely due to pressure; so it limits how much you credit can give Jones for an immediate throw to the first read on a WR screen or 5 yard route.

I worry about his ability to read coverage too, like the play action deep shot. The WR was was not open. WR may have beat his man, but that means Jones didn't gauge the safety and realize he would be double covered when the ball got there. It would be nice to see the all-22.

He did go through his progressions at times, but play design didn't require him to most of the time. He definitely does not call out protections, and I saw maybe 2-3 "audible" like checks the entire video. Given that could be due to the system/coach, but he will need to prove he can do that in NFL.

He definitely appears to have the arm, but primarily in the pocket. Didn't attempt much on the run/roll out. He also seemed to panic often times with pressure in his face. He did escape a few, but he probably doesn't have the speed to do that against NFL DE/LB's. His major "scrambles" were with no pressure and an open lane for him to take.

I mean if you take him on Day 3, he could be good value as a developmental guy. But given that many think this class will be poor, and some teams may be reaching for QB's earlier, Jaguars should not target him.

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