Can Julio Jones Become A Bigger Red Zone Threat?

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Julio Jones is Brandon Bolden Jersey undoubtedly one of the best wide receivers in the NFL. There’s little he can’t do. Last season, on the best Cameron Fleming Jersey offense in the league, Jones led all receivers with at least 100 targets in Reception Net Expected Points per target. (You can read more about Net Expected Points, or NEP, in our glossary). He also led those 41 receivers in Success Rate, which measures the percentage of receptions that positively impact NEP. He was second in receiving yards while he was just 18th in targets. Jones’ usage in the red Clay Harbor Jersey zone has been a concern for fans and fantasy players alike. It’s apparently also been a concern of new Atlanta Falcons http://www.authenticpatriotssale.com/cameron-fleming-jersey-c-1_6.html offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian. He recently told ESPN.com, “…when you have a player like Julio, it's making sure we maximize his opportunities because there is so much double-coverage, there are so many unique coverages that roll his way that when we don't get that, let's make sure he's one of the primary receivers on that play because it is such a tough matchup for anybody one on one." Last year, Jones http://www.authenticpatriotssale.com/clay-harbor-jersey-c-1_9.html was targeted just 10 times in the red zone. That was tied with Justin Hardy, who played on just 28 percent of the team’s offensive snaps, for the fifth-most targets inside the 20. As strange http://www.authenticpatriotssale.com/barkevious-mingo-jersey-c-1_4.html as it is to have a player that talented get so little action at such an important part of the field, what may be stranger is that Jones’ production in that area warranted his place among those ranks, although we're working with small samples here.