Jacoby Jones caught four passes for 37 yards in Baltimore's Week 14 win over the Vikings, adding a 77-yard touchdown on a fourth-quarter kick return. It was a monster all-purpose effort from Jones, who finished with 229 total yards. Of course, Jones has still failed to eclipse four catches on the season, and has only one touchdown since Week 6. He's a borderline WR4 in leagues that don't count return yardage.

Jacoby Jones caught four passes for 53 yards in Week 13 versus the Steelers. Jones was targeted seven times in the passing game, and his four grabs matched a season-high. His biggest play of the night was a long kick return up the Steelers' sideline. He was caught from behind on the return around the 30-yard line, but that was partly due to Steelers coach Mike Tomlin being on the field and forcing Jones to change his path. Tomlin had his back to the play in a sneaky fashion and wasn't penalized, even though he should have been. Jones remains a WR5 at best for fantasy purposes.

Jacoby Jones caught four balls for 103 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' Week 12 win over the Jets. Jones beat Ed Reed and Dee Milliner on his 66-yard scoring bomb in the third quarter. This was situational deep threat Jones' first game over 50 yards all season, so he's not going to be a recommended fantasy play in Week 13 against the Steelers. We've always known Jones has big-play ability -- he's consistently showed it on special teams -- but he is not a consistent wide receiver.

Jacoby Jones caught two passes for 18 yards in Week 11 versus Chicago. They were the only two targets Jones saw. Even with Marlon Brown (knee) inactive, Jones was just a bit player on offense. Tandon Doss and Deonte Thompson picked up Brown's work. Jones isn't a fantasy option.

Jacoby Jones caught two passes for 17 yards in Week 10 against the Bengals. Jones was targeted just twice, while Marlon Brown saw three passes come his way. The two continue to cancel each other out and aren't enticing fantasy options.

Jacoby Jones caught four passes for 27 yards in Week 9 at Cleveland. Jones saw eight targets for the second consecutive week. However, he's yet to top 42 yards in any of his four games this season. Jones and Marlon Brown will continue to cancel each other out most weeks. Jones is a WR5 at best.

Jacoby Jones caught four passes for 32 yards in Sunday's Week 7 loss at Pittsburgh. Jones led the team with eight targets, four more than Marlon Brown. The two are going to cap each other's upside going forward, leaving both as WR4 types. Jones has just six catches for 74 yards with one touchdown since returning from his knee injury.

Coach John Harbaugh said Jacoby Jones' offensive role will grow. Making his return from a sprained MCL, Jones played on just 20-of-70 offensive snaps in the loss to the Packers. He caught two passes for 42 yards with a touchdown on two targets. "It was great," Harbaugh said. "Jacoby gave us a speed element out there, and he'll probably play more and more offensively as we go forward." It's bad news for the WR3 hopes of Marlon Brown, who racked up a 3/71/0 line on seven targets while playing 48 snaps against the Pack.

Jacoby Jones caught two passes for 42 yards and a touchdown in his Week 6 return, a loss to the Packers. Jones was playing for the first time since spraining his MCL in Week 1. Jones appeared a little stiff going side-to-side, but his trademark straight-line speed remained very much intact. Jones simply outran Packers CB Sam Shields on his 11-yard score in the fourth. Jones' speed opens up some possibilities for the Ravens offense, but he's not a viable WR5 for fantasy purposes.

Jacoby Jones (knee) is active for Week 6 against the Packers. The dancin' return man will likely rotate snaps with Marlon Brown opposite Torrey Smith. He's barely on the WR5 radar.