“I haven’t played him,” Jones said. “I haven’t thought that far past that. It’s just more about us getting ready to go out there and make plays. Whatever they give us, we just have to take it and be successful.”

Jones, who’s seen mostly double-teams this season, would seemingly welcome a one-on-one matchup. Jones has 34 catches for 467 yards and four touchdowns.

Ramsey, who forced a trade by claiming to have a back injury, apparently was healed by the trade.

“I just have to be ready for any and everything,” Jones said. “I watched a little film on him when he was in Jacksonville. But he’s with another team. They have different schemes. We don’t know how they are going to use him. He’s athlete, a great player. Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t know how they are going to use him in the game.”

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