The Facts: The Redskins' intentions with Jones became clear by the end of the draft. They want him to be the lead back and are confident he'll jump into the starting role and be just fine.

Diehards Line: Last season, Jones totaled 339 offensive snaps, collecting 490 rushing yards and three touchdowns along with 19 receptions for 304 yards and an additional touchdown. But for all of the talent Jones flashed, fumble issues put a slight damper on the optimism. OC Sean McVay believes with a full offseason under his belt Jones will be able to right the issue, though. “We know that he had some growing pains, but I think, when you look at the things that he was able to do both in the run game, and in the pass game, he’s got the skills and the traits that you’re looking for in that every down [running] back, where he can put his foot in the ground,” McVay said. “He’s a violent finisher. I think he’s a little bit more sudden than people give him credit for.” We'll all get a chance to see that for ourselves when the Redskins start on-field work in coming weeks.