Ted Thompson clearly had a plan to address the Packers' running back needs in the backend of this draft. Jones has a knack for breaking off big runs (broke off a 40+ yd run in 8 games last year) and is a reliable receiver out of the backfield. --Mark Dulgerian
5'9" Height
32 1/2" Arm Length
208LBS. Weight
9 1/2" Hands
Overview
Aaron and his twin brother, Alvin, were El Paso kids that weren't highly rated, so staying around home made sense. It's worked out well for UTEP, as Alvin has led the team in tackles the past two years while Aaron amassed over 4,000 rushing yards during his career. Aaron led the Miners with 811 yards as a freshman, scoring four times, even though he missed three games due to a broken rib. Healthy throughout 2014, he earned second-team All-Conference USA honors with 1,321 yards (5.5 per) and 11 scores (also 30-293, three TDs receiving). The good luck didn't stay in his junior year, however, as he suffered a torn ligament in his left ankle in practice. Jones exploded in 2016 after that redshirt year, ranking fourth in the FBS with 1,773 rushing yards and scoring 17 times (28-233, three TDs receiving). He was a first-team All-Conference USA pick in his final year.