
Jaylon Jones Reunites With Gus Bradley | Indianapolis Colts News
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Jaylon Jones, former Colts cornerback and Gus Bradley’s top defender, is headed to Tennessee after being released by Indianapolis — reuniting with his old coordinator who still sees him as a key piece. Jones thrived in Bradley’s zone scheme, but struggled under new DC Lou Anarumo’s man coverage focus. With elite corners like Sauce Gardner now on board, Jones was phased out in Indy. Now in Nashville, he’s eager to prove he still belongs — and has the coach who believes in him to help him get back on track.
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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Jaylon Jones Reunites With Gus Bradley | Indianapolis Colts News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's September 11th. I'm Corey with the story, and this is Indianapolis Colts News today, AI-powered updates on your squad. So, former Colts cornerback Jalen Jones is on the move. Indianapolis let him go earlier this week, and it didn't take long for him to find a new home. He signed with the Tennessee Titans, which is interesting because he's reuniting with Gus Bradley, his old defensive coordinator from Indy. Bradley really liked Jones back in the day, even calling him his top corner. Jones was a big part of Bradley's defense, racking up 100 tackles, and it doesn't pass breakups in one season alone. He fit that zone scheme perfectly. But when the Colts brought in a new defensive coordinator, Lew and Arumo, things changed. Arumo prefers corners who are quick and fast for man-to-man coverage, and Jones, with his size, sometimes struggled with the quick changes of. Direction needed for that style. The Colts went out and got a whole new crew of corners to fit Arumo's system, and Jones just wasn't in their plans anymore.
They've got Saus Gardener, Charbarius Ward, and Justin Wally lined up for this year, with some solid backups too. Now Jones gets a fresh start in Tennessee. He's already saying he knows the defense and is ready to get to work. It's a chance for him to prove he can still be a key player in the league.
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