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Reaction to Julio Jones saying ‘he’s out of there’ in response to staying with Falcons

On Monday, Julio Jones created quite the stir on the internet.

The 32-year-old told Shannon Sharpe on Undisputed that he is not staying with the Atlanta Falcons.

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Trade talks between Jones’ camp and the Falcons have been happening for a while. He was selected at No. 6 overall in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft and has been the face of the franchise ever since. Atlanta wants a first-round pick for Jones, but it will be interesting to see if someone offers it. He is a seven-time Pro Bowler and a two-time first-team All-Pro selection.

During his 10-year career, Jones has recorded seven 1,000-yard seasons — including five 1,400-yard campaigns.

He is at a point in his career where he wants to win and win Super Bowls.

Yours truly of Touchdown Alabama Magazine reacted to Jones’ statement on In My Own Words. I also provided the six teams that are involved in trying to acquire Jones via trade.

Where will the talented wide receiver end up?

It will be interesting to find out.

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Stephen M. Smith is the managing editor and senior writer for Touchdown Alabama Magazine.  You can “like” him on Facebook or “follow” him on Twitter, via @CoachingMSmith.

Stephen Smith is a 2015 graduate of the University of Alabama. He is a senior writer and reporter for Touchdown Alabama Magazine. He has covered Alabama football for 10+ years and his knowledge and coverage of the Crimson Tide's program have made him among the most respected journalist in his field. Smith has been featured on ESPN and several other marquee outlets as an analyst.

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