Jones rushed five times for 11 yards and did not draw a target in the Buccaneers' 34-24 loss to the Rams on Sunday.
The lack of production wasn't a byproduct of Leonard Fournette significantly outpacing the fourth-year back in actual touches. Instead, game script forced the Buccaneers to turn toward the pass relatively early in the second half, and Jones actually drew one more carry than his teammate. However, Fournette saw three targets to Jones' none, and he also logged 26 snaps compared to Jones' 12. Fournette's role in the passing game has a lot to do with the ongoing disparity between the backs, but a Week 4 battle against the Patriots should at least provide more balance in the offense.