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Biggest bust of the year.
Still having a better year than beckhamBiggest bust of the year.
He was picked late in the first in most drafts. I purposely avoided ODB because I knew he would suck. I didn’t expect the same from JJThis is wildly inaccurate IMO.
Julio Jones caught 5-of-8 targets for 66 yards in the Falcons' Week 14 win over the Panthers.
Jones had the most difficult matchup on the team against CB James Bradberry, which led to a below-average day. Julio did still have his moments, including an over-the-shoulder grab as he tiptoed near the sideline. That catch set him up for his sixth-straight 1,000-yard season. It's been a historic run for Julio, who should close the year out as a WR1. Julio has another difficult task in San Francisco next week but may see extended targets if Calvin Ridley (abdomen) misses.
Julio Jones (shoulder) was a limited participant for Wednesday's practice.
Jones was limited for every workout last week before suiting up and battling for 5/66 receiving from Matt Ryan. The struggling 30-year-old will likely follow the same practice schedule and suit up for this nightmarish spot against San Francisco's secondary. Richard Sherman's (hamstring, out) absence at the very least keeps Jones slotted as a bet-on-talent WR1/2 in a rough on-paper matchup for Week 15.
SOURCE: Vaughn McClure on Twitter
Dec 11, 2019, 4:07 PM ET
Frustrating season with him.Should this impress me? I’m underwhelmed. By this and his season.
He cost me my season. I lost this week by 7Frustrating season with him.
I’m in the Semis though just waiting for him to......Score!
Between Julio, DJ Moore, and Barkley on my team it’s been crazy with the lack of touchdowns production. It’s just not there!. I hope they all break out this week.
Imagine that, I’m waiting for supposed studs to break out.......
NEVER DOUBTED THEM!!!!!Frustrating season with him.
I’m in the Semis though just waiting for him to......Score!
Between Julio, DJ Moore, and Barkley on my team it’s been crazy with the lack of touchdowns production. It’s just not there!. I hope they all break out this week.
Imagine that, I’m waiting for supposed studs to break out.......
sorry I didn’t see this sooner. I would have advised you against this move.I’m playing Mostert over Julio. Mostert is on fire and Julio reminds me of OBJ, all name and no game.
Julio Jones caught 10-of-15 targets for 166 yards in the Falcons' Week 16 win over the Jaguars.
Jones now has 23 receptions for a cool 300 yards and two touchdowns over his past two games, bringing him to 92/1,316/6 on the season. That means he is 84 yards shy of his sixth straight 1,400-yard campaign. Jones already holds the record for most consecutive 1,400-yard campaigns. Getting there next week would tie him with Jerry Rice for the most 1,400-yard seasons all time. The Bucs will be a mouthwatering matchup for a player gunning for the record books.
Julio Jones (knee) will be limited in practice Thursday.
It's a step in the right direction after Jones was sidelined for Wednesday's practice. He's fully expected to suit up Sunday against the Buccaneers. It's an absolute smash spot against the league's single-worst defense in fantasy points per game allowed to opposing WRs. Jones' status as the offense's undisputed top dog in the passing game has resulted in him posting a 23-300-2 line over the past two weeks.
SOURCE: Kelsey Conway on Twitter
Dec 26, 2019, 12:18 PM ET
I think that Arizona offense will be really explosive this year. But, with Corona virus interrupting off-season programs, I worry that Hopkins/Murray may be slow to develop chemistry. Jones and Ryan have been together for what, a decade now?Faust said:
F*** Dan Quinn and Kyle Shanahan for denying him and Matt Ryan their ring and 100% locking their places in the hall of fameHe is entering his 10th year as a pro. He has been special since since he stepped on the field his rookie year. Not sure he gets the appreciation he should, a truly magnificent career by an upper echelon physical specimen.
Falcons WR Julio Jones (hamstring) was limited at Friday's practice but will play in Week 1.
Julio's status is "not in doubt" for this week's game against Seattle, as Atlanta beat writer Vaughn McClure said. He'll see coverage primarily from Seahawks CB Quinton Dunbar in a game featuring one of the week's highest Vegas totals (49).
SOURCE: Vaughn McClure on Twitter.
Sep 11, 2020, 4:15 PM ET
Julio Jones caught 9-of-12 targets for 157 scoreless yards in the Falcons' Week 1 loss to the Seahawks.
The story of Jones' life. The man is simply a monster — see his circus catch over Shaq Griffin — but it was Calvin Ridley who got the scores, one of them after Griffin and S Jamal Adams ran into each other. Jones' physical dominance is not in question, nor is his target share in the Falcons' post-Austin Hooper/Mohamed Sanu offense. Hopefully he can finally catch years worth of touchdown regression. The Cowboys are not a concerning Week 2 matchup.
- Rotoworld
Julio Jones (hamstring) was limited in Wednesday's practice.
Jones was limited last week before posting a 9-157-0 line on the Seahawks. He should be fine for Week 2's showdown and potential shootout against the 0-1 Cowboys. Both the Falcons and Dallas are desperate for a win.
SOURCE: Vaughn McClure on Twitter
Sep 16, 2020, 4:08 PM ET
Falcons WR Julio Jones (hamstring) was limited in practice Thursday.
Jones should be fine for this week's matchup between the Falcons' and Cowboys' potent offenses. He caught 9-of-12 targets for 157 yards last week against the Seahawks. Maybe something crazy will happen this week and Julio will score a touchdown. You never know.
SOURCE: Jason Butt on Twitter
Sep 17, 2020, 4:27 PM ET
Falcons coach Dan Quinn said Julio Jones has been dealing with a hamstring injury for a "couple weeks."
Jones was limited in practice this week. The Falcons' concern level is low and Jones is fully expect to play Sunday. Even at less than 100 percent, Jones is set up for a potential Week 2 shootout with the Cowboys.
SOURCE: ESPN
Sep 18, 2020, 11:35 AM ET
Well they lost, so I would say they did need him.I still want to believe it was a hamstring issue and they didn't want to push him today. Yes the guard is changing but Jones isn't going to fall off the earth just like that. He had almost 160 yards last week. They didn't need him this week. Be interesting to check the snap sheets tomorrow.
Didn't need him? They needed him... and he blew it... dropped a deep pass that bounced off his hands going into the end zone.I still want to believe it was a hamstring issue and they didn't want to push him today. Yes the guard is changing but Jones isn't going to fall off the earth just like that. He had almost 160 yards last week. They didn't need him this week. Be interesting to check the snap sheets tomorrow.
Ok they didn't need him for most the day. And you're gonna tell me any other great receiver has never dropped a pass? It happens. Fact remains he was dealing with a hamstring issue all week and previous weeks. No one is talking about that being a factor. They just want to call him washed up.Didn't need him? They needed him... and he blew it... dropped a deep pass that bounced off his hands going into the end zone.
Well the "washed up" talk is just Shark Poo. And I agree, the hamstring was probably a factor. But to say they "didn't need him" on a day when they lost - albeit in crazy fashion - and he dropped the game winner is simply not accurate.Ok they didn't need him for most the day. And you're gonna tell me any other great receiver has never dropped a pass? It happens. Fact remains he was dealing with a hamstring issue all week and previous weeks. No one is talking about that being a factor. They just want to call him washed up.
Falcons OC Dirk Koetter said he believes there's “more to Julio Jones’ hamstring injury than he led on.”
It would explain why Jones had two catches on four targets last week. Jones rarely gets in full practices, but it looks like his hamstring injury is more than veteran maintenance. Jones will likely be playing at less than 100 percent for a Week 3 matchup with Chicago.
SOURCE: atlantafalcons.com
Sep 23, 2020, 10:41 AM ET
Julio Jones (hamstring) is not practicing Wednesday.
Jones has been battling the hammy through the first two weeks, but he's coming off a poor 2-24-0 showing on four targets in the 40-39, Week 2 loss to the Cowboys. He appeared to tweak his hamstring on a dropped touchdown on a wildcat throw from Russell Gage. Jones was seen getting stretched out on the sideline on the next play, though he did return to the game. Jones' hamstring sounds like it's far less than 100% ahead of Week 3 against the Bears.
Sep 23, 2020, 4:48 PM ET
Falcons WR Julio Jones (hamstring) did not practice Thursday.
ESPN's Vaughn McClure said Jones, who was hobbled for much of the team's Week 2 game against Dallas, strained his injured hamstring. Jones' hamstring has been a concern since the start of the season, and now it could keep him out for Week 3 against the Bears. Falcons No. 1 receiver Calvin Ridley and slot wideout Russell Gage could see a volume increase if Jones doesn't play.
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SOURCE: Vaughn McClure on Twitter
Sep 24, 2020, 4:34 PM ET
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Julio Jones (questionable, hamstring) is a game-time decision for Week 3 against Chicago.
Jones had a setback with his hamstring last week and didn't do much in practice. There's a chance he plays at less than 100 percent, but the Falcons may want to rest Jones to get him healthy. Jones had just two catches playing through injury last week. Calvin Ridley and Russell Gage are better bets to lead the Falcons in Week 3 targets.
SOURCE: NFL Network
Sep 25, 2020, 11:46 AM ET