What happened: Jones tore his right Achilles in early December after playing through a hairline fracture in his left leg. He plans to participate in 11-on-11 drills Wednesday.
Why it matters: The clearance removes a major offseason uncertainty surrounding the quarterback position. His two-year, $88 million contract can reach $100 million with incentives.
By the numbers: Jones set career highs last season with a 68% completion rate and 100.2 passer rating. His offense averaged 28.9 points before the injury, fifth in the NFL.
What to watch: His workload and movement during Wednesday's practice will be the next markers in his return.