Jones has raised his profile significantly since the Oilers picked him in the fourth round of 2015’s draft. Since honing his skills with the U.S. National Team Development Program ahead of being drafted, he's proceeded to post a pair of sparkling seasons for Portland of the WHL, including averaging nearly a point per game (62 in 63) last year. Jones and fellow 20-year-old offensive blueliner Ethan Bear are expected to make the leap to AHL Bakersfield this season, and their respective performances there will give us a much better idea about both prospects’ timelines. While Jones -- the little brother of standout NHL defenseman Seth Jones -- will surely need some time to continue rounding out his game in the minor leagues, he has a bright future that makes him a promising and underrated prospect in dynasty formats.