Jones caught 11 balls for 184 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's loss to the 49ers.

Analysis: Jones had a huge game, and his two first half touchdowns helped push the Falcons out to a 17-0 lead. In two playoff games, Jones hauled in 17 receptions for 243 yards and two touchdowns, and he looks like he'll be a top wideout for years to come. He should continue to improve as he'll enter his third year in the league in 2013.

Jones caught six balls for 59 yards in Sunday's 30-28 win over the Seahawks.

Analysis: Both Jones and fellow wideout Roddy White were targeted 10 times with Jones catching six balls, while White caught five. Jones sealed the win by intercepting Russell Wilson's hail mary as time expired. Jones has seen his yardage decline of late, as he hasn't topped 75 yards receiving in six straight games. With that said, he's scored four touchdowns in that same stretch, so he's still finding ways to be productive.

Jones caught three balls for 56 yards in Sunday's loss to the Falcons.

Analysis: Jones finished the 2012 season with 79 catches for 1,198 yards and 10 touchdowns, living up to the high draft position he had in many fantasy leagues. He and Roddy White will continue to have success as defenses struggle to shut both of them down. Jones and the Falcons enter the playoffs as the NFC's top seed.

Jones caught seven passes for 71 yards and a touchdown, and had one rush for minus-7 yards Saturday against the Lions.

Analysis: It is the second year in a row that Jones has come up big during fantasy playoffs (Weeks 14-16) as he got owners off to a good start Saturday. Though Roddy White dominated the box score, Jones actually led the team in targets with 11, as the Falcons are ready to cruise in the playoffs. With the No. 1 seed now locked up, Jones and the rest of the starters may not see the field much against the Buccaneers' dreadful pass defense next week.

Jones had six catches on six targets for 74 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Giants.

Analysis: With fellow wideout Roddy White battling through a knee injury, Jones stepped up in a big way Sunday, recording his second multi-touchdown game of the season. While he's recorded more than 75 yards just once in the last six games, he has four touchdowns in his last three, helping plenty of fantasy owners in their playoff matchups.

Jones doubles up

Julio Jones totaled six catches for 74 yards and two touchdowns in the Falcons matchup against the Giants on Sunday. Teammate Roddy White had a quiet day, totaling just two catches for 16 yards. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: Matt Ryan spread the ball around to eight different receivers, Harry Douglas leading the way with 83 yards.

Jones caught five balls for 66 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Panthers.

Analysis: Jones was targeted 11 times in the loss, which marks only the second time this season he's seen double digit targets. He and the Falcons have a good matchup against the Giants in Week 15, who rank in the bottom half of the league in passing yards allowed to opponents.

White breaks out vs. Panthers

Roddy White led all Falcons receivers with nine catches for 117 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. Not to be outdone, teammate Julio Jones added five catches for 66 yards and a touchdown. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: The production could have been higher for both players had the offense not sputtered the entire first half. Expect a return to normalcy against the Giants next week.

Jones caught five passes for 48 yards Thursday against the Saints.

Analysis: Over his ankle injury, Jones looked no worse for wear Thursday leading the team with eight targets but Matt Ryan was never able to get the passing offense clicking, especially on anything deep to Jones. Greedy owners are coming away upset after Week 12's breakout and a similarly great matchup against New Orleans with minimal results, but with games against the Panthers, Giants, and Lions all coming up next with shootout potential, Jones should be locked into playoff lineups in the coming weeks.

Jones struggles at home

With a “Thursday Night Football” matchup at home against the New Orleans Saints, the Alabama product will try to break his streak of poor fantasy performances at the Georgia Dome. Jones averages just 5.56 points at home, but as the “NFL Fantasy LIVE” crew points out, there is no way you can bench a player of his caliber. READ: THREE AND OUT

Analysis: When you consider the Saints have given up more fantasy points to running backs than any other team, Jones and teammate Roddy White should see plenty of opportunities as the Saints defense balances trying to contain the likes of Michael Turner and Jacquizz Rodgers. If he’s going to break the streak, tonight’s matchup poses a great opportunity.

Jones returns to form

Julio Jones hauled in six catches for 147 yards and a score against the Buccaneers on Sunday. Teammate Roddy White caught five passes for 57 yards. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: Jones had been dealing with a nagging ankle injury leading up to the game, but was able to take full advantage of the Bucs poor secondary play. The duo picked up where they left off, White thriving at home and Jones serving as the road warrior.

Jones (ankle) caught six balls for 147 yards and one touchdown in Sunday's win over the Buccaneers.

Analysis: A nice rebound game for Jones, who left last week's game after aggravating his ankle injury. Jones has topped 100 receiving yards in three off his last five games, and has a great matchup against the Saints in Week 13.

Jones is ACTIVE

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones (ankle, questionable) is officially active and expected to play, but his role could depend on the flow of the game according to NFL.com's Jeff Darlington. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Jones should find success against one of the worst secondaries in the NFL. That said, his health could limit his production, but without any true indicators, fantasy owners will be forced to take the risk.

Julio Jones (Ankle) Suiting Up Sunday

Jones (ankle) is active for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers, according to the Falcons' official Twitter page.

Analysis: Jones will take the field Sunday, after getting in at least some work at each practice session this week. There is some risk that he could re-injure his ankle after he just aggravated it in last week's game, but he will be facing a loose Tampa Bay pass defense Sunday. Unless there are two or three clear-cut better options on the roster, most fantasy owners will want to take their chances with Jones in the lineup Sunday.

The Falcons expect Jones (ankle) to play Sunday against the Bucs, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Analysis: We'll verify Jones' status prior to Sunday's 1:00 ET kickoff, but it looks like Jones -- who aggravated his ankle injury after suiting up last weekend -- will tough it out again this week against the Bucs.

Jones limited, but looks likely to play

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones (questionable, ankle) practiced on a limited basis for a second consecutive day. He didn't practice all last week, so things are looking up for his availability. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Against a league-worst secondary allowing an average of 312 yards passing per game, Jones should thrive against the Buccaneers on Sunday. He should be considered a must-start if healthy.

Julio Jones: (Ankle) Questionable Against TB

Jones (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game against Tampa Bay, AtlantaFalcons.com reports.

Analysis: Jones was a limited practice participant Thursday and Friday, which gives reason to expect him to be active Sunday given that he played last week with no practice at all. Still, as his aggravation last week illustrated, he figures to be either limited or at risk for re-injury. With that said, most of his owners will probably want him active if he's given the green light at game time. The Falcons have an early game, luckily.

Julio Jones: (Ankle) Returns to Practice, but Limited

Jones (ankle) returned to practice Thursday but was limited in his activity, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: This marks Jones' first practice since November 9, so it appears he is getting back to full strength. No matter, watch his status as the weekend approaches to have a better idea of his availability Sunday at Tampa Bay.

Julio Jones: (Ankle) Limited Wednesday

Jones (ankle) did not officially practice Wednesday but participated in the walk-through portions of drills, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: After he missed practice the entire week, Jones in fact played yet aggravated his ankle injury in Week 11 against Arizona, leaving the game early. If he remains limited, look for Harry Douglas to see increased targets for the second consecutive week. In the meantime, keep an eye on Jones' progress, or lack thereof, throughout the week in preparation for Sunday's contest at Tampa Bay.

Jones was only on the field for 48 percent of the Falcons' offensive snaps Sunday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: Jones would have seen more snaps, but he aggravated his ankle injury and left the game. It's still uncertain if he'll play Week 12 against the Buccaneers, but if he does, he could be in a limited role. Harry Douglas was on the field for 73 percent of the offensive snaps and will continue to see work when Jones is on the sidelines.

Julio Jones: Aggravates Ankle Injury

Jones (ankle) left Sunday's game after aggravating his ankle injury and did not return.

Analysis: Jones finished the day with three receptions for 33 yards, but the ankle injury clearly caused him problems. He'll likely be limited in practice this week and he could end up as a game-time decision once again in Week 12.

Ryan has among worst performances

Ryan finished with a career-worst five interceptions against the Cardinals, failing to throw a touchdown pass behind a 301 yard effort. As ususal, Roddy White was the top wideout at home, totaling 123 yards on eight catches. Teammate Julio Jones managed just three catches for 33 yards. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: The Falcons continue to find ways to win, even during some of their worst performances. For fantasy owners, the 1.74 point effort is far from acceptable, but it marks only the second time all season he's dipped below ten points in a game.

Jones left Sunday's game after aggravating his ankle injury and is questionable to return, the Falcons' digital content manager reports.

Analysis: Jones caught three passes for 33 yards before exiting, but appears to be struggling with the ankle injury that almost caused him to miss the game. Harry Douglas figures to see an increase in snaps while Jones is sidelined.

Julio Jones: (Lower Leg) Snaps To Be Determined

Jones (lower leg), who is active Sunday against Arizona, will have his snaps determined by the flow of the game, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Analysis: The Falcons are unsure of how much they will utilize Jones, but it's safe to assume that the team will keep him on the sidelines if they jump out to a nice lead. This makes him somewhat of a murky play, as there are plenty of healthy receivers -- Roddy White, Tony Gonzalez (shoulder), and Harry Douglas (ankle) -- at Matt Ryan's disposal.

Jones (lower leg) is active for Sunday's contest against Arizona, CBSSports.com reports.

Analysis: Jones, who did not practice this week, will likely be fairly limited due to his injured shin. Look for Roddy White, Tony Gonzalez (shoulder), and Harry Douglas (ankle) to see increased targets as a result.

According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, "Jones is adamant that he wants to play (Sunday against the Cardinals) and "will test out (his) ankle shortly."

Analysis: This confirms the game-time decision nature of Jones' Week 11 status, with Mortensen adding that if Jones is active Sunday, he's expected to be limited. We'll await confirmation, one way or the other of Jones' status, prior to the Falcons' 1:00 ET kickoff.

Jones still dealing with injury

Wide receiver Julio Jones injured his ankle and missed 28 snaps Sunday against the New Orleans Saints, a factor in the Atlanta Falcons' first loss of the season. The second-year pro skipped practice for the second day in a row Thursday and looms as a game-time decision against the Arizona Cardinals this Sunday, Falcons coach Mike Smith told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. FULL REPORT

Analysis: Keep tabs on Jones' practice status on Friday to get a better gauge if he will be available. Should he be a scratch, Tony Gonzalez would likely benefit from another high-target game.

Julio Jones: (Leg) Questionable For Sunday

Jones (lower leg) is questionable for Sunday's game against Arizona, AtlantaFalcons.com's Jay Adams reports.

Analysis: Jones didn't practice all week, and it seems like there's a legitimate chance that he might miss this game given that Arizona isn't looking especially threatening these days. Luckily for Jones' owners, the Falcons have an early kickoff Sunday, so subbing an alternative won't be an issue if Jones sits out.

Julio Jones: Game-Time Decision?

Jones (leg) sat out practice Thursday and is considered a game-time decision for Sunday's game against the Cardinals, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's D. Orlando Ledbetter reports.

Analysis: Head coach Mike Smith said Jones was moving in the right direction, but the team plans to wait until either Saturday or Sunday before deciding if he will play. Jones injured his leg against the Saints, but returned to the game after missing 28 plays. Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez will get a bump in value if Jones misses the game.

Julio Jones: (Lower Leg) Sits Out Practice Wednesday

Jones (lower leg) did not practice Wednesday, Falcons Digital Content Manager Jay Adams reports.

Analysis: Coach Mike Smith wanted to keep Jones from putting any pressure on his injured shin, hence the reason he was on the sidelines Wednesday. We should learn more as the weekend draws closer, but barring a setback, Jones will likely take the field Sunday against Arizona.

Jones (lower leg) had four catches on five targets for 75 yards Sunday against the Saints.

Analysis: Jones suffered a shin injury during the game and missed a quarter of action before returning, allowing fantasy owners to exhale a little bit. The Falcons have a tough matchup next week against a Cardinals defense that is ranked third against the pass this season and if Jones has to miss any practice this week because of the leg injury, his upside for next week becomes somewhat limited.

Jones (shin) returned to Sunday's game against the Saints after missing more than a quarter of action, ESPN's John Clayton reports.

Analysis: Jones' return is great news for the Falcons in a tight game, as the team tries hold off the Saints in order to remain undefeated.

Jones suffered a shin injury Sunday that makes his return the Falcons' game against the Saints questionable, ESPN's John Clayton reports.

Analysis: Prior to his exit Sunday, Jones had two catches for 14 yards. More on his injury/status as it becomes available.

Jones a top Week 10 play

In his Week 10 "Start 'Em, Sit 'Em" analysis, fantasy expert Michael Fabiano notes, "Jones might be the best wideout start of Week 10, as he faces a Saints defense that has allowed the most fantasy points to wide receivers." READ: START 'EM, SIT 'EM

Analysis: The Alabama product has scored four touchdowns and averaged 17.55 fantasy points in four road games this season. Look for Jones to put up some monster numbers.

Jones caught five balls for 129 yards in Sunday's win over the Cowboys.

Analysis: Jones led the team in receiving yards, and nearly found the endzone after a long catch-and-run. Both he and Roddy White topped the century mark in receiving yards, and each have a great matchup Week 10 against the Saints.

Falcons WRs face toughest test yet

In his "Week 9 matchups to watch" analysis, NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah notes, "Roddy White is the ideal technician who can work in the middle of the field while Julio Jones provides the explosive plays over the top of opposing defenses. They have already combined to catch 75 balls and nine touchdowns this season, with 15 catches of 20-plus yards. Their consistent play is one of the main reasons why Atlanta is the only remaining unbeaten team in the NFL." READ: FALCONS WRs vs. COWBOYS CBs

Analysis: This will be the toughest secondary the duo has faced this season, so temper expectations. Each has alternated good/bad fantasy performances, White thriving at home wile Jones has been the road warrior.

Cowboys stellar vs. pass

In his Week 9 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em analysis, Michael Fabiano notes "the Cowboys have allowed double-digit fantasy points to just one wide receiver (Brandon Marshall) in 2012." READ: START 'EM, SIT 'EM

Analysis: You likely can't afford to sit Jones this week, and you shouldn't unless you're loaded at wideout. Just keep this in mind - Jones has 107 yards and no touchdowns in three home games.

Jones torches Eagles

Jones finished with five catches for 123 yards Sunday against the Eagles. WATCH GAME RECAP

Analysis: He continues to be among the most explosive wideouts in the league regardless of the matchup. Things won't get much easier next week against the Cowboys stout secondary.

Jones had five catches on five targets for 123 yards Sunday against the Eagles.

Analysis: An interesting stat line for Jones, whose five targets were a season-low, but the 123 receiving yards were a season high. Quarterback Matt Ryan spread the ball around, as Tony Gonzalez and Jacquizz Rodgers were also targeted five times and Roddy White was targeted four times. A majority of his fantasy points came on a 63-yard touchdown in the second quarter, when he blew past Nnamdi Asomugha for the score. He could have a tougher time next week against a stout Cowboys' defense that was ranked third in the NFL against the pass heading into Week 8.

Falcons offense misleading?

After avoiding defeat against the Raiders, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport states that "throwing it all over the place is great, and the Falcons do have two dynamic receivers in Roddy White and Julio Jones. But when the games tighten up and the calendar turns -- and opponents get more intense and physical -- will Atlanta be able to move the chains well enough?" WEIGH IN: INSTANT DEBATE

Analysis: From a fantasy perspective, all that matters is how they fare in the fantasy playoffs. Jones and White are must-starts, no matter who the opponent.

Jones caught four balls for 63 yards in Sunday's win over the Raiders.

Analysis: Both Jones and Roddy White had eight targets on the day, but it was White who found the endzone Sunday. Jones and the Falcons have a bye in Week 7 before taking on the Eagles in Week 8. Jones is 17th in receiving yards and has four touchdowns through six weeks.

White tops Jones in Week 6

Despite a rough day for Matt Ryan, Roddy White totaled 72 receiving yards and a score, while Julio Jones added 63 yards of his own. FULL GAME RECAP

Analysis: The duo has been playing musical chairs of late, alternating each week who finishes with the better fantasy stat line. If the trend continues, it will be Jones' turn in Week 8.

Falcons take to air in first half

Through one-half of play, Roddy White has totaled 58 yards with a touchdown compared to Julio Jones 63 yards. Though Matt Ryan has amassed 151 yards and a touchdown, his two early interceptions have limited him to just 4.04 fantasy points thus far. FOLLOW WITH GAME CENTER

Analysis: With the running game struggling, fantasy owners can expect plenty of more looks coming their way.

Raiders' secondary is vulnerable

In his Start 'Em, Sit 'Em analysis, fantasy guru Michael Fabiano notes the Raiders defense "has given up nine touchdown passes and the second-most fantasy points to opposing signal-callers." FULL START 'EM, SIT 'EM

Analysis: Not only is this good news for Matt Ryan owners, both Roddy White and Julio Jones stand to benefit from the matchup. The Raiders have yet to notch an interception this season while allowing those nine passing TDs.

Julio Jones fantasy recap

It was obvious that the Falcons wanted to get Julio Jones involved, as he caught 10 passes and scored on an impressive 18-yard touchdown catch. Continue to start him with confidence. FULL WEEK 5 FANTASY RECAPS

Analysis: As long as Jones is healthy, he should continue to be the top offensive threat for the Falcons. Consider him a must-start regardless of the matchup.

Jones (hand) had 10 catches for 94 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Redskins.

Analysis: Jones' touchdown was a highlight catch where he just snuck his toes into the end zone early in the fourth quarter. He was targeted a game-high 15 times and reminded people that while Roddy White is a great fantasy wideout, Jones is one of the best.

Jones returns to dominance

Julio Jones returned to his productive ways in Week 5, totaling 94 yards and a touchdown. Roddy White posted 68 yards of his own, but both were overshadowed by Tony Gonzalez' 123 yard, one score performance. FULL GAME RECAP

Analysis: The Falcons offense is proving potent enough that all their weapons deserve to be in your starting lineup.

Jones is active

Jones is ACTIVE for today's matchup against the Redskins. FULL GAME PREVIEW

Analysis: Jones says he is fully healed from his hand injury. He is a must-start in all formats against a Redskins secondary which has allowed a league-worst 11 TDs.

Jones (hand) is active for Sunday's game in Washington.

Analysis: Jones stated Thursday that the laceration on his right hand is fully healed. Start him with confidence in what is likely to be a shootout between two of the top four scoring offenses in the NFL.

Jones all the way back

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones (hand) is probable against the Washington Redskins. He says he's all the way back after fighting through an injury last week. FULL WEEK 5 INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Jones should return to form after a sub-par Week 4 showing in which he only scored three fantasy points. The Redskins have allowed a league leading 11 passing TDs, so both he and Roddy White should be in your lineup.

Jones (hand) is probable for Sunday's game against Washington, AtlantaFalcons.com reports.

Analysis: Jones' hand apparently was a challenge for him last week, but we have to encourage all his owners to start him in what could be a high-scoring game against a vulnerable Washington defense.

Jones said his lacerated right hand is fully recovered, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: "I'm fine," Jones said. "I'm ready to go." He is fully expected to play Sunday against the Redskins, and it looks like he will not be hampered by the laceration in his hand going forward. He's a must-start against a porous Redskins' secondary.

Julio Jones: (Hand) Fully Practices Wednesday

Jones (hand) participated fully in practice Wednesday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: Jones is apparently still dealing with a lacerated right hand, which likely hurt his output in Week 4 - one reception for 30 yards. With such a fantasy-friendly match-up this Sunday against the Redskins' 31st-ranked pass defense, Jones' owners need to keep their faith.

Jones playing injured

Julio Jones continues to deal with a hand injury. FULL STORY

Analysis: Fantasy owners should temper expectations a bit given Jones was only able to haul in one of his eight targets last week. If he is to get back on track despite the ailment, a Week 5 matchup against a Redskins' secondary which has allowed a league leading 11 passing TDs should do the trick.

Jones (hand) had one catch for 30 yards Sunday against the Panthers.

Analysis: A very disappointing performance for Jones, who was targeted eight times but could haul in only one pass. While he was probable coming into the game, fantasy owners have to wonder if his hand injury had a factor into his poor performance.

White steals the spotlight

Falcons WR Roddy White totaled 169 yards and two touchdowns against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

Analysis: White's effort netted fantasy owners 28.90 fantasy points, while Julio Jones only totaled 3.0 points for the day. Things should return to a normal balance in Week 5 against the struggling Redskins secondary.

Jones (hand) will play Sunday against Carolina.

Analysis: Jones should be his typical matchup nightmare for a middling Panthers' pass defense. Be sure he's in your lineup.

Jones (hand) is probable for Sunday's game against Carolina, AtlantaFalcons.com reports.

Analysis: As expected, the hand issue is close to a non-factor for Jones. Get him active.

Jones (hand) was limited in practice Thursday, the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: Though Jones suffered a lacerated hand in last Sunday's game against San Diego, his Week 4 availability does not seem to be in danger. We'll let you know if that assessment changes Friday.

Julio Jones: (Hand) Limited in Practice

Jones (hand) was limited in practice Wednesday, the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: This isn't much of a surprise in order to ensure Jones doesn't aggravate his lacerated hand. We'll be more sure of his status by week's end, but he should be able to suit up Sunday against Carolina.

Jones suffered a lacerated hand in Sundays game against San Diego, the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: Jones was able to return to the game and given that his injury was simply a laceration -- as opposed to a break or a bruise -- his status for Week 4's game against the Panthers shouldn't be impacted.

Jones (hand) caught five balls for 67 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Chargers.

Analysis: Jones suffered a hand injury which forced him out of the game for a bit, but he returned to the game and finished with five catches. He now has three touchdowns in three games this season, and should continue to succeed in the Falcons' potent offense.

Julio Jones: (Hand) Return to Game

The issue that knocked Jones out of Sunday's game for a spell was a hand injury, D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: Initial reports suggested that he had suffered a hamstring issue, but assuming his hand injury was minor, then the important thing to note here is that Jones returned to the game.

Jones returns after injury

Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones returned to action after missing the first quarter with a hand injury.

Analysis: Jones is one of the few WRs capable of still producing big numbers despite missing part of the game. Fantasy owners can officially breathe a sigh of relief.

Jones (hamstring) returned to Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Analysis: Obviously this is great news for Jones owners, especially if he finishes the game without any setbacks.

Jones injured on first play

Atlanta Falcons' WR Julio Jones was taken to the locker room with a hand injury after just one play. His return is questionable.

Analysis: Hopefully he will be able to return and salvage what otherwise would be a disaster for fantasy owners.

Julio Jones: Hamstring Injury

Jones suffered a hamstring injury Sunday against the Chargers and his return to the game is questionable, D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: More on Jones' injury as we have it, but he did catch one pass for 19 yards prior to his exit Sunday.

Jones (thigh) is active for Sunday's game against San Diego.

Analysis: Jones, who caught six passes for 108 yards with two TDs in the Falcons' opener, will look to bounce back this week, after a quiet Week 2 that saw him catch four passes for just 14 yards.

Jones (thigh) is probable for Sunday's game against San Diego, AtlantaFalcons.com reports.

Analysis: Jones' injury isn't significant. His owners will want him active Sunday, of course.

Jones (thigh) was limited at practice again Thursday, the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: We'll have to see how the Falcons officially list Jones (and Roddy White, who was also limited Thursday) on Friday, but neither wideout seems likely to miss Sunday's 4:05 ET start against the Chargers.

Julio Jones: (Thigh) Limited Wednesday

Jone was limited in practice Wednesday due to a thigh injury, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: Coach Mike Smith had this to say about Jones' (and other Falcons') inclusion on the injury report: "The reason a lot of those guys are limited in their participation is [because] we are on a short week." We'll know more about his status as the weekend approaches.

Jones had four catches for 14 yards Monday against the Broncos.

Analysis: Owners needing a big night from the stud receiver on Monday Night Football came away with very little as he and Matt Ryan were never able to get in sync with the Broncos keying in on the young wideout. Jones still got seven targets but was behind both Roddy White (11) and Tony Gonzalez (10). A rejuvenated Chargers defense is up next in Week 3.

Jones had six catches for 108 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's win over the Chiefs.

Analysis: A monster game for Jones, who dominated the Chiefs' banged up secondary. He led the Falcons in targets and receiving yards and looked every bit like the fantasy stud he is expected to be this season.

Jones had four catches for 90 yards Friday against the Dolphins.

Analysis: Jones' nine targets were a team-high as he continues to be a matchup nightmare for secondaries in just his second preseason. Given the new up tempo offense being incorporated in Atlanta, you'll be hard pressed to find another receiver in fantasy with a higher ceiling come draft day.

Jones had three receptions for 41 yards during Atlanta's preseason loss to Cincinnati on Thursday night.

Analysis: Jones and fellow starting wideout Roddy White combined for 95 yards on seven catches in limited playing time on Thursday and seem very in sync with starting quarterback Matt Ryan.

Jones caught six passes for 109 yards and a touchdown during Atlanta's preseason opener against Baltimore on Thursday.

Analysis: Jones showed why he's being drafted as a No. 1 WR by dominating Baltimore's strong group of cornerbacks to the tune of 109 first quarter yards. The Falcons will look to air it out more often this season, and Jones should be a pleasure to watch so long as your fantasy team isn't facing him.

Julio Jones: Active Sunday

Jones (thumb) is active for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Analysis: Jones and Roddy White will take aim at a beatable Giants' secondary Sunday, though the stout New York pass rush has a chance to knock QB Matt Ryan off his rhythm if he doesn't get rid of the football quick enough.

Jones (thumb) practiced fully Thursday, the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: Jones looks good to go for Sunday's game against the Giants and represents an upside play for those looking to back the Falcons in playoff leagues.

Jones (thumb) was limited at practice Wednesday, the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: Jones' thumb issue is a new one, but there's nothing to suggest that his availability for Sunday's game against the Giants is in any danger.

Jones caught four balls for 76 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's win over Tampa Bay.

Analysis: Jones had a great rookie campaign, racking up 54 receptions for 959 yards and eight touchdowns. Jones closed out the 2011 regular season with a bang, tallying 393 yards and six touchdowns over his final four games. He and Roddy White made up one of the most exciting wide receiver duos in the league, and should continue to produce for years to come.

Jones (ankle) is active for Sunday's game against the Bucs, Jay Adams of the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: Keep in mind, however, that his snap count could become limited if the Lions defeat the Packers (a 1:00 pm EST kickoff) as the Falcons would be cemented as the No. 6 seed in the NFC and would have nothing to play for.

Jones (ankle) is probable for Sunday's game against Tampa Bay.

Analysis: Jones should be close to full strength Sunday, but he might not see a full workload unless the Lions lose to the Packers. Both Atlanta and Detroit are locked into the wildcard round, but Detroit has the advantage and won't lose it without a loss to the Packers.

Jones (ankle) was a full participant in practice Thursday.

Analysis: At this point, it appears as if Jones is a good bet to be on the field as Atlanta takes on Tampa Bay. Whether he plays the full game is a different and unclear matter, but he's more likely to play a full game if Detroit loses to Green Bay.

Jones (ankle) was a limited participant during Wednesday's practice, reports the Falcons' official site.

Analysis: If the Lions beat the Packers in the early games, Atlanta won't have much to play for, so the Falcons could be cautious with Jones in that case. But if Green Bay wins, then Atlanta will want to go all out to avoid a likely matchup with the Saints in Round 1.

Jones caught eight passes for 128 yards and touchdown Monday against the Saints.

Analysis: Jones' 14 targets trailed only Roddy White's 16, and though he lost a fumble that was returned for a touchdown, Jones continues to show why the Falcons traded up to select the wideout in April's draft. The Falcons face the Bucs in Week 17, a team Jones beat for six catches and 115 yards in Week 3, so if you are still in leagues Jones will be a solid play again Sunday.

Jones (back) caught five balls for 85 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's win over the Jaguars.

Analysis: The back problem did not seem to be an issue for Jones, who scored his third touchdown in two games. He has another good matchup in Week 16 in what will likely be a shootout against the Saints.

Jones (back) is active for Thursday's game against the Jaguars.

Analysis: Jones is coming off his second two-TD game of the season and now he gets a crack at the Jags' banged-up secondary.

Jones (back) is probable for Thursday's game against the Jaguars, according to the Falcons' official site.

Analysis: Jones was dealing with hamstring issues, but is listed on the report with a back injury. Whichever the case, Jones will be available, and should post solid numbers against a banged up Jacksonville secondary.

Jones (hamstring) had three catches for 104 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's win at Carolina.

Analysis: Jones atoned for several dropped passes with a 75-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter that iced the game. He seemed to be moving around well, and looked plenty fast on his long touchdown.

Jones (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

Analysis: Jones has been rather inconsistent this year, although he has tremendous upside given his talent and speed.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Probable For Week 14

Jones (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against Carolina.

Analysis: Jones hasn't been reliable this season, but he could get open a few times against a Panthers defense allowing 8.4 yards per pass attempt on the year.

Jones (hamstring) was a limited participant in practice Thursday.

Analysis: With two days of limited practice logged heading into Friday, Jones should be available for Sunday's game against Carolina as long as he avoids setbacks.

Jones (hamstring) was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice, the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: It was a mixed bag for Jones last week, as he came down with just four of the 10 passes thrown his way. Jones hasn't practiced much recently, especially early in the week, so it's a positive sign that he got some work in Wednesday.

Jones (hamstring) caught four passes for 68 yards in Sunday's 17-10 loss to the Texans.

Analysis: Jones, who was targeted 10 times, was a lot more active than last week when he failed to catch a pass. He showed off his athleticism on the team's final possession when they were attempting to tie the game, nearly making a couple of spectacular touchdown grabs.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Active For Week 13

Jones (hamstring) is active and will play against Houston in Week 13.

Analysis: Jones returned to practice late in the week, but might still be playing a bit hobbled. He hasn't caught a pass since Week 10 against New Orleans, so proceed with caution even with the knowledge that he'll play.

Jones (hamstring) is expected to play Sunday against the Texans, according to NFL.com's Jeff Darlington.

Analysis: It's still worth checking Jones' status prior to the Falcons 1:00 ET kickoff, but it appears as though he'll be available Sunday, barring a setback.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Listed As Questionable

Jones (hamstring) was a limited participant in practice Friday and is questionable for Sunday's game against Houston.

Analysis: A player of Jones' talent level is almost always capable of making an impact when active, but he's generally looking like a highly risky fantasy option this week. Unless Jones is unambiguously declared starter a fair amount of time before kickoff, Harry Douglas is looking like the safer start. Jones saw just one target and no catches as he played through the injury a week ago.

Jones (hamstring) was able to practice Friday, D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: We'll see how the Falcons officially list Jones for Sunday's game against the Texans, but his presence of the field Friday is clearly a good sign with regards to Jones' availability.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Misses Thursday Practice

Jones (hamstring) did not practice Thursday.

Analysis: After last week's zero-catch showing, Jones isn't looking like a reliable fantasy option at the moment even if he does play against Houston on Sunday.

Jones (hamstring) missed Wednesday's practice, reports the Falcons' official site.

Analysis: Jones returned to the lineup last week, but was held without a catch, and was targeted just once. Even if Jones does suit up Sunday, he might not be such a great play, as the Texans have been very stingy against the pass this season (second best in the league at just 175.8 yards per game).

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Active for Week 12

Jones (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against Minnesota, the Falcons' official Twitter feed reports.

Analysis: He practiced fully Friday and should be able to handle his usual share of snaps in Week 12. Jones faces a Minnesota secondary that has proven vulnerable at times this season, and is a strong play in most formats.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Probable For Sunday

Jones (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against Minnesota.

Analysis: Jones heads into Sunday with a full Friday practice and a limited one Thursday. He's not exactly a must-start Sunday, but Matt Ryan always plays better at home, and Jones has a good chance to be one of the team's fantasy winners if the Atlanta passing game thrives.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Back at Practice

Jones (left hamstring) reportedly looked sharp in his limited return to practice Thursday, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. "It felt good to get back out there, running routes," Jones said Thursday. I thought I was going to be rusty, but I wasn't."

Analysis: The report adds that Jones, barring any setbacks, should be ready to play Sunday against Minnesota. We'll revisit Jones' status Friday, but things are definitely trending in a positive direction for him.

Jones (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday, according to the Falcons' official site.

Analysis: Hamstring injuries have derailed Jones' rookie season to a certain degree, and he's looking iffy again for Week 12.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Inactive Against Titans

Jones (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Titans, Jay Adams of the Falcons' official site reports.

Analysis: This confirms the likely scenario that unfolded earlier this week. Harry Douglas will start in his place against the Titans on Sunday.

Jones (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Tennessee despite missing practice all week.

Analysis: It's nearly safe to assume that Jones will not play Sunday. Harry Douglas will more than likely start in his place, but Tennessee is only allowing 6.2 yards per pass attempt this year, which limits Douglas' fantasy potential.

Julio Jones: Slowed by Hamstring Issue

Jones' chances of playing through his hamstring injury against Tennessee on Sunday are "not looking great," according to NFL Network's Jason La Canfora.

Analysis: According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Jones did not practice Thursday. It would mean another week of more work for Harry Douglas if Jones is out.

Jones (hamstring) did not practice Thursday, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: What Jones does, or doesn't do Friday, will be be telling with regards to his Week 11 availability. If he is unable to go or limited Sunday against the Titans, Harry Douglas would likely see more looks this weekend.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) No Practice Wednesday

Jones (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: The report notes that Jones worked out with the Falcons' athletic performance staff Wednesday, which seems to offer some encouragement with regards to his Week 11 status.

Coach Mike Smith has yet to elaborate on the extent of Jones' hamstring injury, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: Jones missed two games in October with a left hamstring injury, so this is a bit of a concern, with added clarity to the situation hopefully coming with his level a practice participation Wednesday.

Jones suffered a hamstring injury Sunday against the Saints, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: More on Jones' status as we know it, but he's currently stalled at two catches for nine yards Sunday.

Julio Jones: Will Play Sunday

Jones (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against the Saints, the Falcons' official Twitter feed reports.

Analysis: It appears as though the injury he sustained during practice this week won't be much of a limiting factor Sunday. Feel free to use him as you normally would, especially after Jones showed good explosiveness in the Week 9 win over the Colts.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Probable For Sunday

Jones (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against New Orleans.

Analysis: Jones isn't a must-start, but he is an advised one in most cases given his own merits as a player and the likelihood that the Saints will force a shootout.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Added To Injury Report

Jones was added to the injury report with a hamstring injury Thursday.

Analysis: He was listed as a limited participant, making the timing and severity of the injury unclear. Expect more information on Jones' status in the near future.

Jones (hamstring) had a big game in Sunday's win at Indianapolis, catching three passes for 131 yards with a pair of touchdowns.

Analysis: Jones got off to a great start, scoring the first touchdown of his career on a 50-yard bomb in the opening quarter. He followed that touchdown up with an 80-yard score on a short pass in the second quarter, showing off his impressive speed. Atlanta's offense looked much better in general with Jones back in the lineup (he had missed a couple of games), and he should be in line for more big outings with his blend of size and speed.

Julio Jones: Returning To Action Sunday

Jones (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against the Colts.

Analysis: You have to like Jones' matchup against the woeful Colts, so we're anticipating a successful return to action for the rookie, who has been out since Oct. 9.

Julio Jones: (Hamstring) Probable For Sunday

Jones (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against Indianapolis, AtlantaFalcons.com reports.

Analysis: A receiver of Jones' build is a rough on-paper matchup for smaller cover-2 corners like the ones in Indianapolis, so it wouldn't be surprising if Jones did well in his return.