Jack Jones

5 career pick-6s in 4 NFL seasons — the most among any CB drafted in his class.

Jones has scored on 5 career interceptions — including a rare Rodgers + Mahomes + Burrow pick-6 trifecta, the kind of MVP-QB ledger most corners can't claim across an entire career.

The Week 16 of 2023 vs the Chiefs play (33-yard pick-6 off Mahomes) was probably his career signature moment — picked from the Raiders' practice squad off New England's roster and immediately the most disruptive corner on the field.

For context: 5 pick-6s in 4 seasons is a top-5 rate among all active CBs.

NE → LV → MIA in 4 years — but the takeaways followed him everywhere.

Drafted in the 4th round (121st overall) by New England in 2022 out of Arizona State, Jones flashed early (2 INTs as a rookie) but was waived mid-2023 after an off-field incident, then claimed by the Raiders. The 2024 season in Las Vegas (16 PDs, 3 INTs) was the career year.

Now on his third team in 4 years with Miami, he's still producing in coverage — 49 tackles and 6 PDs in 2025.

33 career PDs + 8 INTs + 5 pick-6s — top-tier ball production from a Day 3 pick.

Through 4 NFL seasons, Jones has compiled 149 tackles, 33 PDs, 8 INTs, and 5 return TDs. The return-TD count is what makes him stand out — almost no Day 3 CBs from his draft class have more than 1.

Among all 2022 Day 3 corners, Jack Jones ranks top-3 in INTs and #1 in defensive TDs. His career is the high-volatility, high-ceiling version of the late-round CB profile.

2024 with LV: 16 PDs + 3 INTs + 2 pick-6s — top-10 CB takeaway production.

His 2024 line in Las Vegas (50 tackles, 16 PDs, 3 INTs, 2 pick-6s) was a top-10 ball-production season among NFL corners. 16 PDs alone is the kind of mark that typically lands a player on the Pro Bowl alternate list.

The 2 pick-6s that year (off Burrow and the Mayfield return) added another dimension: he turns his interceptions into points more often than almost any CB in the league.

He's intercepted Rodgers, Mahomes, AND Burrow for TDs — three MVPs in three different years.

The full pick-6 ledger reads like a who's-who: Aaron Rodgers (2022, 40-yard return), Patrick Mahomes (2023, 33-yard return), Joe Burrow (2024, 29-yard return).

Three different former or current MVPs, three different seasons, three different teams that drafted/claimed him. Very few defensive backs in the modern era have a TD off all three of those QBs.

5 defensive TDs in 4 seasons is the same rate as Sauce Gardner — from 117 picks lower.

The 2022 CB class was loaded at the top: Sauce Gardner (4th overall), Derek Stingley Jr. (3rd overall). Jack Jones went 121st.

Four years in, Jones has matched or exceeded the top picks of his class in defensive TDs and is in the same neighborhood for INT rate per snap. The contract numbers don't reflect it — he's playing on much cheaper deals — but the production case is real.