Julio Jones trade scenarios: Where could the star WR land?
NY Post
Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones shocked the NFL world on Monday morning when he admitted to Shannon Sharpe on “Undisputed” that he is “out” of Atlanta.
The seven-time Pro Bowler has been the subject of trade rumors since around the 2021 NFL Draft, but the admission turned an exit from a possibility to a likelihood. Adam Schefter reported that the Falcons are seeking a first-round pick in return, though those in league circles don’t expect it to happen. Ian Rapoport reported that Jones officially requested a trade over a month ago. A team would need to take on his salary, as he has a $23 million cap hit (though it can be split over two seasons if the trade is executed after June 1).
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