to what Jones did with the Giants is just a brutal take. Its something I wouldn't expect from you, but here we are. Its like you are purposely ignoring the why and the how, and just posting numbers - very odd.
Jackson is a great talent, but he is not a good passer yet. He takes advantage of less double coverage due to his running ability (hats off to him, he should be doing this) and frequently gets to throw to open receivers because teams typically key in on him once he looks like he's breaking the pocket.
And then there's Jones. He's more accurate, has plenty of arm, but doesn't get the benefit of his running game or good protection so he's routinely throwing into tight coverage (there were stats on this all season long about how small the WR separation is compared to other teams). Jones fumbles a lot, so did Jackson his rookie year (almost identical fumble rates).
Jackson is a great talent, but he is not a good passer yet. He takes advantage of less double coverage due to his running ability (hats off to him, he should be doing this) and frequently gets to throw to open receivers because teams typically key in on him once he looks like he's breaking the pocket.
And then there's Jones. He's more accurate, has plenty of arm, but doesn't get the benefit of his running game or good protection so he's routinely throwing into tight coverage (there were stats on this all season long about how small the WR separation is compared to other teams). Jones fumbles a lot, so did Jackson his rookie year (almost identical fumble rates).
I don't really know what else to say.