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2011, Round 1, Pick 6: Julio Jones, wide receiver, is a five-time Pro Bowl selection, starting in 94 games for the Falcons. What happened next? In 2015, Jones signed a five-year, $71.5 million extension with the Falcons. He set the Falcons' single season record for receiving yards (1,871) that season.

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Credit: Bob Andres

2011, Round 1, Pick 6: Julio Jones, wide receiver, is a five-time Pro Bowl selection, starting in 94 games for the Falcons. What happened next? In 2015, Jones signed a five-year, $71.5 million extension with the Falcons. He set the Falcons' single season record for receiving yards (1,871) that season.
By Maghen Moore
April 16, 2018

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones is one of the most productive, highest-rated wide receivers in the NFL, according to Pro Football Focus.

With a 108.1 rating, Jones is the third highest rated wide receiver in the league, behind Jordy Nelson and Wes Welker.

Jones ranks higher than Marques Colston, Antonio Brown, and now free agent Dez Bryant.

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