{"playerId":13982,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":5.5,"percentOwned":99.9,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian wants to get Jones (toe) more looks in the red zone in 2017, Mark Inabinett of AL.com reports.","spin":"Sarkisian evidently believes Jones was underutilized in the red zone last season and he definitely has a point: Jones finished the 2016 season with just 10 targets inside the 20-yard line, which ranked fourth on his own team and tied for 81st among all pass catchers in the league. It's tough to find cracks in one of last season's most efficient red-zone offenses, but one would think getting this 6-3, 220-pound, two-time All-Pro receiver more involved could be an area for improvement. However, that's likely easier said than done, considering Jones faces much more double coverage than the average wideout -- especially near the goal line. While fantasy owners should appreciate Sarkisian's stated intention to try to take advantage of his No. 1 receiver's end-zone capabilities, remember that Jones has only topped six scores once in the past four years and should continue to be the focus of opposing defenses.","date":"Fri Jun 9"},"fullName":"Julio Jones","pointsSEASON":259.9,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Jones missed two games with a toe injury, but still managed to finish sixth among wide receivers in fantasy points last season. Jones' target share dipped a bit, but Matt Ryan's top target thrived in the breakout offense of the year. Despite eclipsing eight touchdowns in a season just once in his career, Jones has finished as a top-11 fantasy receiver during four of the past five seasons. Durability continues to be an issue for Jones, as he's missed at least one game during four of his six NFL seasons. The Atlanta offense will surely come back to earth a bit this season, but 28-year-old Jones is arguably the game's best talent at the position. Select him in the middle of the first round.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Fri May 19"},"positionRank":6,"projectedPoints":284.610598536}