Dre’Mont Jones, DL Patriots | Dynasty Ranking & Value

Dre’Mont Jones carries an 85.0 dynasty score, ranking 35 at DL. At age 29 with 2 years remaining, Jones has a solid floor as a rotational defensive lineman but will need to maintain a high snap share or improve his pass rush efficiency to reach his ceiling.

In 2025, Jones recorded 19 solo tackles, 7 TFL, and 7 sacks, indicating a strong production trajectory. However, his efficiency grade is at the 90th percentile, suggesting he may struggle to maintain this level of pass rush production. With 2 years remaining on his contract, Jones has a secure role but will need to adapt to the Patriots’ new defensive scheme under Zak Kuhr.

Jones was questionable in Week 7 due to a non-participation in practice but appears to have no long-term injury concerns. At 29 years old with a 100th percentile durability grade, Jones is considered a low-risk injury asset.

Jones’ snap share trended up from 47.0% in Week 3 to a season-high 79.0% in Week 14, indicating increased usage and a potentially rising trend. With Zak Kuhr’s blitz-heavy approach, Jones may see more opportunities to rush the quarterback.

Zak Kuhr coordinates a 3-4 defense with a 27.2% blitz rate. This scheme may help Jones’ ceiling, as he can exploit one-on-one matchups and benefit from the added pressure.

Rising. The DL’s snap share trended up from 47.0% in Week 3 to a season-high 79.0% in Week 14, indicating increased usage and a potentially rising trend.

Ceiling: DL2-DL3. For Jones to reach his ceiling, he must maintain a high snap share and improve his pass rush efficiency. Floor: DL5. If Jones’ snap share decreases or he fails to adapt to the new defensive scheme, he may fall to a lower-tier defensive lineman.