In his first season in Indianapolis last year, Jones was on pace for 4,000 passing yards and 25 touchdowns when an Achilles tear took him down Week 14. By fantasy points per game, he ranked QB13, bolstered by strong efficiency and a few QB-sneak TDs early in the season. Jones was fifth in the league in both on-target and completion percentage, giving him the fourth-highest YPA at 8.1. He went downfield at a decent rate too, with his 8.2-yard average target depth and his percentage of 10-plus yard attempts (32.0) both ranking 14th. He didn't run as much as in his New York days (though he had a career-high five rushing TDs) and that could be scaled back even more this season because of the injury. Jones hopes to return Week 1, but Achilles injuries can impact performance long after a player gains medical clearance. The Colts, though, were confident enough to give him a two-year, $88 million contract this offseason. But they also traded his No. 1 receiver, Michael Pittman, and aren't sure if Alec Pierce will be back from ankle surgery for Week 1. The Colts did at least sign Keenan Allen in August, giving Jones another decent target alongside WR Josh Downs and TE Tyler Warren. It would be good if a true top option emerged, but perhaps it won't matter as the offense runs through RB Jonathan Taylor anyway. With Jones' own rushing impact likely muted after the injury, he's unlikely to be more than a streaming option or backup in single-QB fantasy leagues.