Today, the Philadelphia Eagles signed Julio Jones to a one-year deal, and if he plays in a game, should extend his year of eligibility for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Jones, who was a 2010s All-Decade Team Selection, and seven-time Pro Bowler, has 13,629 Receiving Yards and 62 Touchdowns, has the resume of a Pro Football Hall of Fame entrant, and possibly one who can enter on his first year. Currently 16th overall in Receiving Yards, if Jones is only 270 Yards away from vaulting into 13th, which would move him past Cris Carter, Anquan Boldin and Henry Ellard. He only had 299 Yards last year with Tampa over ten Games.
Should Jones help Philadelphia win a Super Bowl, it could cement him as a one-and-in Hall of Famer.
Jones was ranked #5 on our pre-season Hall of Fame monitor for active players.
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