1. Carolina Panthers
While most of the credit can go towards Rico Dowdle and the ground game for the Panthers’ success, the team must bring some real competition for starter Bryce Young. He finally found some life by defeating Dallas and Green Bay in one season while going 5-5. However, the defense did their job as well, but it’s never something that can always make up for the offense that is still facing inconsistencies. Jones is ready for a new opportunity, and it wouldn’t be surprising if head coach Dave Canales takes a look at him during the offseason.
Current veteran backup Andy Dalton is too old and will likely retire after his contract is up. Jones seems to be the right fit for this offense, especially with rising rookie wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan.
