Successive dismal Six Nations campaigns has left Aussie Jones (left) fighting for his job ahead of next year's World Cup in France. But O'Driscoll said: "He's the man to stick with, for me it would probably be the smart move to stick with Eddie.
"He has proven what he can do, he got that team humming for the World Cup in 2019. Hopefully he can find that near-Midas touch again.
"He needs luck with key players like Manu Tuilagi back and Owen Farrell being fit to compliment Marcus Smith, but he's got high-calibre players at his disposal."
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