Julio Jones Damage: Redesigning the Lower Leg and Return of Prey-Bird Stars
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October 11, 2015, Atlanta, Georgia, USA: Wide receiver Julio Jones (11), of the Atlanta Hawks, sprints following a catch versus the Washington Redskins at the Georgia Arch during the fourth quarter. The prey-birds were defeated.
Julio Jones, a wide receiver for the Atlanta Hawks, sustained damage to his lower leg on August 25 against the Miami Dolphins. He’s ready to get back on the field.
Move forward with the upgrades.
Jones will take on the Buccaneers.
September 9th, Friday
Jones is scheduled to play for the Hawks against Tampa Inlet on Sunday.
Jones Talks About Damage
August 26, Friday
Upon the diversion, Jones exclaimed, “I’m doing awesome,” according to Ledbetter. He continued, saying:
Preseason is in effect. After making a few arrangements, I felt like I was done. Even though I went, I was fairly finished. Since it’s preseason and it doesn’t really check, they didn’t need to see much more of me or attempt to risk things. We really had to get the younger people in there and give them some amazing looks.
Jones’s Wounds Continue to Show
Although Jones dealt with a few waiting-harm difficulties in his final season—the most notable being a hamstring ailment after Week 5—he was able to start all 16 regular-season games for the first time in his professional career.
According to Master Football Center, the 27-year-old had an unbelievable final season, ranking as the second-best player in the NFL at his position and leading the league in receptions (136) and yards (1,871).
The 2015 Birds of Prey collapsed after starting 5-0 and suffered eight setbacks in the last 11 games. Last year, Jones’ offense was erratic due to injuries sustained by standout running back Devonta Freeman, who missed one game due to a distraction.
In 2015, Jones was not present or close to the Falcons’ top wide receiver. He outgained tight end Jacob Tamme by about 1,200 yards and had roughly twice as many catches (73) as Freeman.
Damage: Repairs to the lower leg and return of prey-birds
Adam Wellsx.com Significance
11 October 2015, Atlanta, Georgia, USA Julio Jones (11), a wide receiver for the Atlanta Hawks, sprints following a catch against the Washington Redskins in the Georgia Arch’s fourth quarter. In extra time, the Birds of Prey demolished the Redskins, 25-19. Essential Credit:
Julio Jones, a wide receiver for the Atlanta Hawks, sustained damage to his lower leg on August 25 against the Miami Dolphins. He’s ready to get back on the field.
Move forward with the upgrades.
Jones will take on the Buccaneers.
September 9th, Friday
Jones is scheduled to play for the Hawks against Tampa Inlet on Sunday.
Jones Talks About Damage
August 26, Friday
Upon the diversion, Jones exclaimed, “I’m doing awesome,” according to Ledbetter. He continued, saying:
Preseason is in effect. After making a few arrangements, I felt like I was done. Even though I went, I was fairly finished. Since it’s preseason and it doesn’t really check, they didn’t need to see much more of me or attempt to risk things. We really had to get the younger people in there and give them some amazing looks.
Jones’s Wounds Continue to Show
Although Jones dealt with a few waiting-harm difficulties in his final season—the most notable being a hamstring ailment after Week 5—he was able to start all 16 regular-season games for the first time in his professional career.
According to Master Football Center, the 27-year-old had an unbelievable final season, ranking as the second-best player in the NFL at his position and leading the league in receptions (136) and yards (1,871).
The 2015 Birds of Prey collapsed after starting 5-0 and suffered eight setbacks in the last 11 games. Last year, Jones’ offense was erratic due to injuries sustained by standout running back Devonta Freeman, who missed one game due to a distraction.
In 2015, Jones was not present or close to the Falcons’ top wide receiver. He outgained tight end Jacob Tamme by about 1,200 yards and had roughly twice as many catches (73) as Freeman.