Julio Jones Fantasy

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones, who played in just 10 games all season due to various lower-body injuries in his first year with the team, did not miss a single repetition in practice this week and is all in health-wise for the Divisional Round game on Saturday against the Cincinnati Bengals. The 32-year-old was extremely inconsistent for fantasy managers this year, averaging a career-low 3.1 catches and 43.4 receiving yards while scoring only one touchdown in his 10 games played. It sounds as though Jones is as healthy as he's been all year, but he's still somewhat of a low-upside, touchdown-dependent DFS play this weekend at his $4,600 DraftKings salary.

Jan. 22nd • 4:11 PM

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones (hamstring) practiced in full on Thursday and Friday and has been removed from the final injury report for Week 18 against the Houston Texans. Jones missed the Week 17 win over the Miami Dolphins due to COVID-19, but he'll return to close out the regular season against Houston. Hamstring injuries have limited the 32-year-old to nine games in his first year in Tennessee, and he hasn't been very good when he's been on the field, averaging 2.9 catches and a career-low 41.8 receiving yards while failing to find the end zone. The matchup against the Texans is a nice one, but A.J. Brown is the only Titans receiver that should be in starting fantasy lineups this weekend.

Jan. 8th • 2:01 PM

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones (hamstring) was upgraded to a full practice participant on Thursday after he was limited on Wednesday. Jones was inactive in Week 17 against the Miami Dolphins due to COVID-19, but he's primed to return in Week 18 against the Houston Texans as the Titans look to lock up a first-round bye in the playoffs as the AFC's No. 1 seed. The veteran pass-catcher will be available this weekend, but he hasn't played over 50% of the offensive snaps since returning from his hamstring injury in Week 14. Jones is also averaging a career-low 2.9 catches and 41.8 receiving yards in nine games and hasn't scored in his first year in Tennessee. He's become a hard-to-trust WR5 at this stage of his career.

Jan. 6th • 7:35 PM