Patriots exploring possible trade for intrigued Julio Jones
NY Post
One past disastrous trade for a Falcons receiver is not enough to stop the Patriots from considering acquiring Julio Jones.
The Patriots have had internal discussions about Jones, according to NFL Network. And NBC Sports Boston might have the other piece of the trade puzzle based on a report that Jones “wants to play with Cam Newton” and thinks Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan “has lost a little zing on his deep ball.” The Patriots have been in the receiver market for years, and one of their failed solutions was trading a second-round pick to the Falcons for Mohamed Sanu in October 2019. Sanu had 26 catches for 207 yards and one touchdown in a disappointing eight games for the Patriots before he was released and began bouncing around the NFL.
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