Cheese Curds, 6/27: Get ready to learn more about Packers RB Aaron Jones in 2019

Aaron Jones is an impressive young man. The Green Bay Packers’ third-year running back has been electric on the field, and he appears to be a humble, respectful person off of it. Although he does have a two-game suspension for marijuana use on his NFL record, missing the opening pair of games in 2018, Jones seems to be doing everything right in learning from that situation and focusing on the right things.

For that reason, Packers fans should look forward to this fall, when Jones will be revealing more of his personality. As the new host of a weekly show about the team, the 24-year-old will open up to the fans to a degree that he has not had a chance to previously.

In addition, however, his on-field contributions should be expanding as well in 2019. Under head coach Matt LaFleur, the Packers plan to use their running backs more in the passing game than they had previously, and Jones should be an ideal fit for that approach.

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