Nor was he placed in the greatest systems for a young gunslinger during his early time at the helm in New York, and the results certainly showed for it. Jones would only eclipse the 3,000-yard marker and 20 touchdowns in one of his first three stints under center, and would take on some of the most sacks seen by any quarterback in that same span.

The Cleveland Browns promoted their old tight ends coach Tommy Rees to offensive coordinator and hired Christian Jones to replace him. Jones, who interviewed for the job of Cleveland’s quarterbacks coach before the team internally promoted Bill Musgrave,