Really his performance last year was very comparable to most of his career. He has had 2 outlier seasons. The crazy 2016 and 2012 when Julio, Roddy and Tony Gonzalez were all performing at a high level. It's nice to have 3 pass catchers who have a combined 23 Pro Bowls. Outside of those 2 years, Ryan has never been elite.Ryan's throws were horrible last night. I think he is in a slump, quite similar to a hitter in baseball, ever since the SB collapse vs the Pats.
I just shook my head on that no catch call.
He's going to need to get them via yards after the catch or deep throws because they sure as #### aren't going to happen at the RZ or at the GL. I'll be happy with like 100/1600/5 though.Julio Jones is on pace to get 96 more targets than the most targeted WR of all time, over the course of a season (Rob Moore, 208 in 1997). Who needs TDs?
Of course kidding. I’m still in the camp though he gets more than three TDs this year. Inconceivable he keeps this trend up.
Josh Hermsmeyer @friscojosh 8h8 hours ago
Julio Jones saw 282 air yards last night, a target share of 44%, a share of team air yards of 74%, and a Weighted Opportunity Rating (WOPR) of 1.18, the highest I've ever seen.
Announcers made some comment about an effort to let more calls stand this year (or something to that effect). Turrible.... just turrible rationale here. Should be one objective - get the call right!I just shook my head on that no catch call.
It is really odd. I guess it just comes down to the fact that some receivers don’t function well with short fields. I haven’t seen enough of Julio to make an objective judgment but really the only thing I can come up with. Your description sounds apt for it.I own Julio but several problems in the red zone. I never see separation. Everything is a sideline jump ball or ball thrown high over the middle. He hasn't been good going high for the ball (see SuperBowl). They don't execute back shoulder throws well. Not great on very short routes. See the INT last night. Totally on a different page from Ryan. They don't run effective pick or screen plays for WRs. There is just no deception or separation. Everything is contested. You'd think he'd get wide open with his skill at some point. Doesn't happen. Bizarre really.
No. Roddy was the #1 in 2011 & 2012 and Julio only played 5 games in 2013. Maybe the argument could be made for 2014 & 2015.That's the first thought I had.
He would’ve been 120-1 if Ryan could’ve thrown that ball a little farther.So done with this chump. Would trade him but can't get anything for him. Tried trading him all off-season and didn't get a single offer.
10 catches, 245 yards, 4 TDs.Julio is going to smash the Steelers this weekend.
They couldn't cover the Ravens WRs on deep crossing routes last week - the 10 catches and 245 yards are almost a lock10 catches, 245 yards, 4 TDs.
And then zero TDs the rest of the season
I want and need the 4 TDs too.....They couldn't cover the Ravens WRs on deep crossing routes last week - the 10 catches and 245 yards are almost a lock
Ok - they are a lock too! As long as AB scores 5I want and need the 4 TDs too.....
You have the yards right but somehow he finds a way to score 0 TDS.10 catches, 245 yards, 4 TDs.
And then zero TDs the rest of the season
I'd easily take that. Getting Chubb (who was top 5 rookie pick) and a future 1st for Julio at this stage in his career is a steal.Finally got an offer. Chubb and next year #1 (probably going to be 1.11 or 1.12) for Julio.
Dynasty, non-PPR, point every 20 yards rushing/receiving (which makes Julio even less valuable IMO for lack of TDs).
Thoughts?
Way to jinx it10 catches, 245 yards, 4 TDs.
And then zero TDs the rest of the season
I know. Ugh. At least Ryan was looking his way early and often, putting Julio in good position to make catches with highly accurate throws. ?Way to jinx it
Been hearing this for what seems like ages. The OC in Atlanta is a buffoon. Does anybody have confidence in that guy?Faust said:
I was a Julio owner from his rookie season up until last season. Steve Sarkisian is the reason I finally traded Julio away. Got tired of the BS play calling.Been hearing this for what seems like ages. The OC in Atlanta is a buffoon. Does anybody have confidence in that guy?
Expected over-reaction because last game was so frustrating and another wasted match-up. But agree with your overall point. He's 3rd in total yards and yards per game so I wouldn't panic just yet.This thread is funny. Dudes lowest yard total of the season is what? 65? And he’s gone over 150 twice? He’s had at least 5 grabs every week too?
At this point, he is who he is- probably not going to catch 10, hell, even 8 touchdowns. But the guy is on pace for like 130-1800 lol. I’m sure he will catch his normal 5-6 tds and finish as a top 5-7 WR?
He backed out of the Chubb offer, but I traded him Julio for his #1 and #3 next year (2019) and his #1 in 2020.I'd easily take that. Getting Chubb (who was top 5 rookie pick) and a future 1st for Julio at this stage in his career is a steal.
Yeah, haven't we heard THAT before?
Which week this year did he kill your lineup??He backed out of the Chubb offer, but I traded him Julio for his #1 and #3 next year (2019) and his #1 in 2020.
Only problem is that they are going to be very low 1st-rounders, but at this point I'll take it to be rid of this lineup killer.
Weeks 2, 3, and 5. My league is non-PPR and 1 point per 20 yards. Julio ranks as the #31 WR, while I've had Kupp (#1) on my bench.Which week this year did he kill your lineup??
Check this one out.So done with this chump. Would trade him but can't get anything for him. Tried trading him all off-season and didn't get a single offer.
Wait, you didn't think Julio would score, did you?Marvin. #######. Hall.
Julio Jones caught 9-of-12 targets for 104 yards in the Falcons' 23-20, Week 7 win over the Giants on Monday night.
Standard day at the office for Jones; he got his 100 yards and remains without a touchdown on the season. There was an opening for one, but Matt Ryan underthrew Jones on what should have been a walk-in 60-yard touchdown. Ryan hit his hand on a helmet on the follow-through, and Jones had to stop for the ball, drawing a 38-yard pass interference instead. On two of the next three plays, Ryan tried to get Jones the ball in the end zone, but Jones was double-covered both times. Jones also lost a fumble in this one. The Falcons are on their bye now before going to D.C. in Week 9.
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