Yup, I've been saying that for ages.
If teams don't double up on Jones he sometimes even ends up as a high forward, Tav sits deeper/ wider and has the fitness to cover left, Taylor drops back, the defence all move right one, and Dijksteele ends up behind Jones, or it goes like the 4-4-2 like you say.
Absolute classic case of the outside players, rotating anticlockwise around the centre. The funny thing is, what really helps this is Tav's fitness as he can cover so much ground all game, sort of gives Crooks an easier time to get forward too, which is why him and Jones combine so well.
The problem is when teams do double up on Jones, with Bola out we can't press on much from the left with Taylor, so it cuts our options down. Having Bola back over there will help once he gets into the swing of things, but Taylor's been good dropping back left, when Jones has been able to push up high right.