Will Julio play TE in the NFL

I hope you've either never watched the NFL or you're kidding.

He does block better than Ciron Black.

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but Ciron catches better.

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boom, motherfricker.

Buford are you a bammer with a LSU logo?

He could be a decent blocking/road grader TE... not sure about a pass-catching TE, tho.

maybe he could put on a few lbs and become an athletic tackle

He'll need to be a very good WR in college first... Maybe he can add all of his paper accolades to Ole Miss's paper national championship from preseason last year and Auburn's 2004 hypothetical national championship and have a big party.

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Julio will be a very good WR in the NFL.

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He ain't even a very good college receiver. Blocks well, however.

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He ain't even a very good college receiver. Blocks well, however.

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Yawn. I'm not sure if all you haters are really this stupid, or if you just like to flame. The SEC coaches, who know something about football, think he's pretty good.

Julio Jones was the leading receiver on the undefeated national championship team. That team featured the heisman trophy winner at RB and had one of the best running games in the nation.

I keep seeing a lot of people talk about him not being able to catch. He dropped a couple of balls last year, but this is being blown WAY out of proportion.

I've seen it a hundred times. Before last season, people were bagging on Kareem Jackson. "He's terrible. We need to put Dre in. Blah Blah Blah". KJ was a first round pick. And Marquis Johnson. Oh god, how people whined about him. He was the worst DB anyone had ever seen to hear some people tell it. Again, just dumbass football fans that don't know what they're talking about. MJ, the worst DB to ever set foot on an alabama field, is now playing in the NFL as well.

Those are just two examples of many, many ignorant mass opinions formed with no real link to reality. How many balls did Julio drop last year? A lot right? Did you see any of them? Can you remember them? Go ahead and name them.


Color me skeptical of your and others' opinions on here that Julio Jones is "not a good receiver." I think I'll just stick with what I know and what the SEC coaches and NFL scouts seem to believe.