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ArticleColts’ Week 5 QB Analysis: Not Good, but Better
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Jones faced less than average pressure even though his time to throw was right about average, so that means the O-Line gave him decent protection. His time to throw returned to roughly league average in Week 5 after being unusually quick the previous week (due to pressure). His season-long numbers show that he's getting the ball out faster than expected for the depth of his targets, which is a good thing.

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Jones receives decent O-line protection with league-average time to throw.

Jones faced less than average pressure (21st PR%) even though his time to throw was right about average (20th TIP), indicating the O-Line gave him decent protection. His time to throw returned to roughly league average in Week 5 after being unusually quick the previous week due to pressure. Season-long, he's getting the ball out faster than expected for the depth of his targets, which is a positive.

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