In a North Jersey II Group III quarterfinal playoff game, Jones rushed for 362 yards and 6 touchdowns.

The next year, he was a backup cornerback, finishing with 55 tackles, 4 passes defensed, one interception and one forced fumble.

He joined Nate Terry (1997) as the only players in the conference's history to have two 100-yard kickoff returns for touchdowns in a single-season.

As a senior, he started every game (eight at left and two on the right side), tallying 73 tackles, 2 interceptions, 7 passes defensed and one blocked punt.

He had four tackles in games against the Cleveland Browns, the Detroit Lions, the Chicago Bears and at the Seattle Seahawks.

The first start of his professional career came against the Philadelphia Eagles when the Cowboys opened in nickel package.

He made 4 tackles on defense and one on special teams in the season finale against the Detroit Lions.

He played in the Cowboys' wildcard playoff game in Seattle (famous for Tony Romo's botched snap on a field goal attempt) and was credited with one special teams tackle.

He also appeared in Divisional Playoff game against the New York Giants when he had one kickoff return for 21 yards and a tackle on special teams.

On March 14, 2008, Jones signed a two-year contract as a free agent with the Miami Dolphins.

His 3 sacks tied the NFL lead for a cornerback and the franchise single-season record for defensive backs.

[9] In 2019, Jones was also an official in the Alliance of American Football, working as a side judge on the crew led by referee Brandon Cruse.

In 2007, Jones was developing a sitcom called Jock Itch, which was a sports version of the television show, Friends.

He was the executive producer, working closely with Andre Barnwell, a producer, director and writer for such television shows as Comic View, BET Live and Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge, as well as the movie The Way We Do It.