Summary
Carl Jones, a 24-year-old defensive lineman, enters Year 3 with the Baltimore Ravens at a dynasty score of 5.0, ranking #232 at the position in Verdict’s dynasty ranking. He has a stable snap share trend, averaging 0.0% on defense across 16 games in 2025. As a rotational piece in Todd Monken’s spread attack, Jones’ usage profile remains limited, with no notable pressure or tackle numbers from the advanced stats.
Projection Rationale
Jones plays in Todd Monken’s spread attack, where the Ravens prioritize Lamar Jackson’s mobility and RPOs. As a result, Jones’ playing time remains limited, and his role is confined to pass-rushing duties. With no notable pressure or tackle numbers from the advanced stats, his floor remains low. However, his stable snap share trend suggests he will continue to see limited action on defense.
Injury Risk
Jones does not have any reported injuries in the 2025 season or previous years, but his playing time remains limited, reducing his overall injury risk.
Opportunity Notes
Jones’ snap share remains at 0.0% across 16 games in 2025, indicating that he is a rotational piece in the Ravens’ defensive lineup. With no clear opportunity for increased playing time, his dynasty value remains tied to his limited role.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Todd Monken’s spread attack focuses on Lamar Jackson’s mobility and RPOs, which reduces Jones’ playing time as a pass-rusher. The Ravens’ zone-heavy defensive scheme, led by Zach Orr, also limits his opportunity for increased tackle numbers.
Trend Assessment
Unknown
The snap trend is stable with 0.0% average offense snap percentage in 2025, but limited data exists for his overall playing time, making it difficult to assess his dynasty value trajectory.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: 5.0 fantasy points per game (floor) | Ceiling: 10.0 fantasy points per game (ceiling), assuming increased playing time and tackle numbers. However, this is highly speculative given his current role and snap share trend.
Comparable Player
His limited defensive production and rotational role draw comparisons to 2019-2020 Seattle Seahawks’ defensive end, Rasheem Green, who started 16 games in each year, but struggled to provide pressure and tackle numbers — similarly, Jones averages 0.0% snap share in 2025.