Hue Jackson hopes Marvin Jones as before

It is Earlier the week, on a day in Southwest Ohio, a layer of snow, looking forward to Cincinnati Bengals receiver Marvin Jones email video from the beach a pair of journalists to cover his team on the west coast. Although overcast, beach scene still looks clear than cold warm Jones will be forced to brave the train him back outside in the Midwest. Video, the speed of shirtless receiver is attached to the use of he experienced a series of work and cut a series of his route. He cut his foot on the beach, he was forced to shut down and stand, and promote the ankle and foot, just experienced pain for one year.

"Rehab. Progression. About as ahead of schedule as there is," the message that accompanied the video from Jones read. The goal is not only to keep him ahead of schedule, but also let him return to the same production level, in 2013, when he landed 10 conferences. His 2014 season because of injury did not take an early end. "Marvin Jones, he was before he left," offensive coordinator tonal Jackson said last week to espn. "He's a 10 - touchdown drama guy to our football team has brought another explosive offensive weapons. Obviously, we miss him."

At the beginning of October, Jones was exercises after the operation, after recovering from a foot injury. He only made it through two practices, though, before an ankle issue slowed him. From the team doctor after careful evaluation and external experts, tigers decision to shelve the rest of his season. Ankle is injured, return immediately, and consider other recent problems he his lower limbs, he was reasonable rest and let his rehabilitation, so that he may return in May, plus 100%.

Jones broke his leg during the pre-season training at the Paul brown stadium, after almost a week to join a tiger team's training camp. One theory is that the foot injury leads to overdo Jones and his steps earlier in the offseason because of an ankle injury, the other leg. It was that ankle injury that slowed his arrival onto the practice fields in training camp. 

Jones for his recovery, declined to comment further this week, but said he used to solve the media in April he came back to Cincinnati. He added that his current focus is "grinding".