Ronald Jones II, a hard-nosed and explosive running back, played 15 seasons in the TFL, suiting up for five teams: the Atlanta Pumas (Seasons 1–8), Tampa Bay Waves (Seasons 9–10), New York Howlers (Season 11), Dallas Warhawks (Season 12), and Phoenix Pythons (Seasons 13–15).

Jones was signed in Season 1 by the Atlanta Pumas, where he rose to stardom and helped lead the team to two NFC Championship titles and a Super Bowl II victory—earning Super Bowl MVP honors in the process. He also claimed Offensive Player of the Year in Season 2 and made three Pro Bowls, along with one All-Pro selection during his prime.

Beginning in Season 8, Jones started transitioning into a shared role in the backfield, eventually taking on backup duties for the remainder of his career. Despite the shift, he continued to contribute as a veteran presence and reliable playmaker across multiple franchises.

Jones rushed for 98 touchdowns and added 4 receiving touchdowns, finishing with 102 total touchdowns—good for an average of 6.8 touchdowns per season. He had 4 seasons with 10+ touchdowns, 1 season with 15+, and scored 2 touchdowns in 18 different games.

His teams finished .500 or better in all 15 seasons, with 11 playoff appearances, 7 division titles, and a 1–1 record in Super Bowls. He reached 6 conference title games overall, including both the NFC and AFC, ending with a 2–4 record in those contests.

A steady presence with a championship pedigree, Ronald Jones II built a Hall-worthy résumé through relentless effort, big-game performances, and a willingness to adapt his role while still making an impact across all 15 seasons.