And it's not just Jones who is impressing, either. Rookie running back Rhamondre Stevenson delivered his first 100-yard rushing game in the NFL, and his second-straight with over a ton from scrimmage, plus there's still starter Damien Harris - who tallied three 100-yard efforts earlier in the season - to return following a concussion. Bourne has excelled as a gadget guy at receiver, while tight end Henry has found the endzone seven times in as many weeks. "We're prepared to put in the effort when it probably wasn't needed, which is good," Jones said. "The second half was one of those tricky 40 minutes of rugby where you know the result is not in the mix and you've got to dig deep to find a bit more to play hard. "The Liverpool result, the Hammers' fourth successive league win, saw David Moyes' team replace the Reds in third place in the table, going three points behind leaders Chelsea. But as Moyes strode onto the pitch at the full-time whistle at Molineux, he could acknowledge that for one of the very few times this campaign, his team had deservedly been on the end of defeat. "If I don't start winning games, I have got to look at what the outcomes are going to be. I don't want to [walk away], I want to be a dart player, but you cannot be blinkered in thinking: 'This is going to come back'.