Julio Jones Case Summary

Now since he’s in the NFL he signed a 9.50 million dollar contract with the Falcons. In the league he has become the 2nd most wide receiver to YDS (1,409) and the 1st in the NFL in REC YDS

Jameis Winston has threw for 60 touchdowns and 10,000 yards for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in just three years. He is the second youngest to ever throw for 10,000 yards. Winston has been the heart and soul of the team since his arrival despite the odds he has faced on and off the field.

Julio Jones is a wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons. He was the sixth overall pick in the two thousand eleven NFL draft. Before Julio became one of the best in the NFL he played wide receiver for the University of Alabama. In two thousand nine he helped lead Alabama to a 14-0 season, including a BCS National championship. Jones was the first ever true freshman to start a season opener for the Crimson Tide. Also at the end of his freshman year season he was awarded SEC Freshman of the Year. When Jones entered the NFL combine he held the longest long jump and placed third in the forty yard dash even with a broken bone in his foot. Julio Jones is ranked one of the best to ever play the game and is only growing.

In 2014, he signed a two year contract with the New York Giants for $4 million. He did not finish the season due to a torn pectoral muscle. Even with a shortened season, he had a remarkable first year with the Giants and was tied for fifth among all defense ends who played in a 4-3 defense. He was even ranked higher than superstar teammate Jason Pierre-Paul.

I've spoken before on the spark Alvin Kamara brings to an offense, and I really was hoping for him to fall to us a year ago, but things happen, and luckily for us, Ronald Jones fell to us instead this year. His home run ability will be a very nice weapon that our offense has missed for the last few years.

Marshall is known for his ability to break and dodge tackles.[1] He led all NFL wide receivers in yards after first contact for the 2007 NFL season. Regarding Marshall's breakaway ability, cornerback Brandon Flowers said, "Brandon Marshall is a defensive lineman playing wide receiver. He wants to inflict punishment on you. He wants you to try to tackle him so he can shove you off of him and get more yards."[1]

Falcons wide receiver, Julio Jones, got the start as well tonight. Like Ryan, Jones looked solid, catching four balls for 61 yards and a touchdown.

He had an amazing contract of 62 million after join the Atlanta Falcons. He became the star quarterback. After an injury in 2003 the Atlanta Falcons lost one of the best players they will ever have to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship game.

Matthew Stafford threw two touchdowns, one interception on 242 yards, after 24 completions in the

We all know Matt Ryan can throw the football particularly with having weapons outside to catch the football in Julio Jones and Roddy White. Yet he can make some bonehead throws that can cost his football team games. Ryan isn’t consistent enough with his throws some of his throws will be on target, then the other throws will be well off. He doesn’t have a lot of touch on the football at times when he needs to for example interception he threw in red zone two weeks ago against the Eagles instead of floating the ball over the linebacker to where only his wide-receiver could catch it he threw a bullet pass that the linebacker was able to fall back a little bit to catch the football with one hand. Like most quarterbacks you get pressure in their

He passed for 2,606 yards with 19 TDs and only 7 interceptions while completing almost 61% of his passes. It was the first year of a 2-year contact that ended up being a one year deal when he was released by the Texans just a week before the 2016 draft. It might have been at that point when Pace shifted his draft focus, knowing Hoyer would be available and banking on the veteran QB's relationship with Loggains to carry the day.

Fitzgerald has played for the Arizona cardinals for 13 years and is still on their active roster. Fitzgerald has managed 14,389 receiving yards, 104 touchdowns, and 41 100 yard receiving games. During this time Larry Fitzgerald has been given many awards in his time in the NFL. Fitzgerald has received the All-Pro Award in 2008, 2009, and 2011. Fitzgerald helps his team go to the 2009 super bowl which helped him win the Best NFL Player ESPY Award that same year. Fitzgerald received the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award in 2012. Fitzgerald also won the Art Rooney Award in 2015, for showing his great

According to ESPN’s Darren Rovell, Deflategate’s estimated cost was $22.5 million, including $14.7 million for the NFL. According to Rovell, “The initial investigation by Ted Wells' firm, which was released May 6, 2015, cost the league at least $2.5 million, as Wells disclosed. The league also paid an outside law firm to originally come up with the case to suspend Brady and another one to argue the case in court. The NFL isn't paying hourly rates for law firms as deals are negotiated ahead of time, but the clock has been running long enough that estimated fees paid to these two firms have likely topped $6 million. Then, we have to calculate the time spent by the NFL's chief legal counsel Jeff Pash, who makes about $144,000 a week, based on his 2014 salary. Multiply that times the length of this case -- 72 weeks -- and an estimate that Pash has spent roughly 60 percent of his work time on this case, and that's another $6.2 million that has been racked up.” He also goes along

Deion Anthony, a graduating senior majoring in Electrical and Electronics Engineering recently secured full time employment as a Electronic Engineer Associate with Lockheed Martin in Cape Canaveral, FL. Mr. Anthony participated in the Lockheed Martin Information and Resume Building session hosted by Career Services last semester(fall 2016). He secured an interview at the BEYA conference in Washington, DC in February 2017 and successfully obtained a job offer prior to graduation. Unequivocally, Mr. Anthony remained committed to balancing his academic and career plans while successfully utilizing the support of the faculty and staff in the Engineering department and Career Services.

According to PETA (2016) “Former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick was convicted on federal charges related to dog fighting in 2007” (p. 1). He housed and trained over 50 pit bull dogs, staged dogfights, killed dogs, and ran a high stakes gambling ring with purses up to $26,000. When the dogs on Vick’s property were not being forced to fight, they were kept penned and chained to buried car axles. They were wet down and electrocuted, hanged, beaten, drowned, shot, slammed against the ground, or killed in some other atrocious manner when they were no longer useful to fight.