Jones has always had a bit of a rough side to his game. He got way too aggressive early on in hisd J career which led to him causing his team a lot of time behind on the ice and on the scoreboard. As his career came to a close he seemed to pick his spots better and with the change to defense he seems to really do a good job and playing a sandpaper style game but not end up in the box.

In his first year with the Elk he had 99 penalty minutes and 154 hits. In his last season he outscored his problems as he had 142 penalty minutes and 131 hits. So far though with the position change and the rise to the big leagues Jones has played pretty reserved. As of writing he only has 14 penalty minutes which while it puts him at fourth on Winnipeg, the team as a whole has done well to limit penalty kills this season. He also has 77 hits, tying him for fourth on the team as well. Only time will tell if he can add to the physical part of his game, but he is off to a good start in the SHL.