Pacman validated his 2005 draft pick status (#6 overall pick, including the very first defensive player) as a Titan by taking 4 punts back for TD's his first 2 seasons, and an Int back for a TD as well.
He led the NFL in punt return avg, even ahead of Devin Hester, that 2006 season. His best performance came against the Jacksonville Jaguars in week 15, when Jones had an 83-yard interception return for a score, a 70-yard kick return, and broke up a touchdown pass to Matt Jones to save the game.
Two weeks later, against the Eagles, Jones recorded his second punt return for a score of the season, this one 90-yards, breaking Billy Johnson's 87-yard franchise record.
The next week against the New York Giants, Jones picked off an Eli Manning pass in the fourth quarter that sparked the Titans' 21-point comeback.
Against the New England Patriots in the last game of the season, Jones totaled 259 return yards (the NFL's highest total since 2006) along with a punt return score.
He's only 26 years old. He could turn out to be a Al Harris type of steal. Let him simply return punts for awhile to shake the rust off and learn Capers' defense. even if he doesn't return to that lofty status, it's a low-risk for a top-6 talent in any draft, especially one this young and healthy.
Nobody here can say, with a straight face, that he doesn't have way more talent than Pat Lee, Brandy Underwood, Will Blackmon, Josh Bell, and any CB that we drafted this year!
