Marvin Jones caught 4-of-5 targets for 81 yards and one touchdown in the Lions' Week 17 win over the Packers.

Jones got off to a slow start this season, failing to top 50 yards in each of the first four games despite scoring two touchdowns in that span. But he turned into one of the most consistent players at the position once the calendar flipped to October. Jones topped 50 yards and/or scored a touchdown in 11 of the final 12 games and set a new career high with 1,101 yards on 61 catches. His nine touchdowns were one off Jones' career best from 2013. Jones is one of the top downfield threats in the game with plus ball-snatching skills while simultaneously excelling in the red zone. Jones has three years left on a five-year deal and will head into 2018 as a WR2 who has developed a strong rapport with Matthew Stafford after two seasons working together.

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Marvin Jones caught 3-of-5 targets for 50 yards the Lions' Week 16 loss to the Bengals.

The Lions offense struggled as a whole with Matthew Stafford constantly under pressure. He caught one of his signature jump-balls for 31 yards but was unable to connect on much more. He will matchup against the Packers in Week 17.

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Marvin Jones caught 3-of-5 targets for 85 yards in Saturday’s Week 15 win over the Bears.

All of Jones’ receptions came in the first half as Detroit threw just 11 times after the break. Even on small opportunity, Jones reached 85-yards receiving for the sixth time over his past eight games. The bulk of Jones’ yardage came on the highlight of the game when Jones snatched a deep bomb out of Eddie Jackson’s hands for a 58-yard gain that set up the first touchdown of the game for the Lions. Jones will enter Week 16 as a strong WR2 option against the Bengals.

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