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The New England Patriots could get some defensive help back when they take the field again for offensive workouts later in the year. Cornerback Jonathan Jones is making strides in his recovery, and should be able to participate fully in the offseason, according to NFL Network’s Mike Giardi.
Jones suffered a shoulder injury last October, and New England had to find other ways to fill depth at corner. He had 20 tackles and an interception last season, with the injury cutting his time on the field short.
This could be an important piece of news for New England, as they look to address the corner position this offseason. With J.C. Jackson heading into free agency, one of the biggest pieces of the Patriots secondary is in flux. This news gives New England reassurance that they will have depth at the position.
We've spent a lot of time talking JC Jackson (more on him later), but #Patriots slot corner Jonathan Jones has progressed nicely from his season-ending shoulder surgery. There's the expectation that he will be able to train fully this offseason.
— Mike Giardi (@MikeGiardi) March 1, 2022
Jones has played six seasons, all with the Patriots. He has recorded 261 tackles and seven interceptions in 85 games.
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