Julio Jones

Jones can blame part of his 2009 struggles on injuries, but he needs to play better in 2010. 43 catches for 596 yards and four touchdowns in his sophomore season made him one of the country's most disappointing players, though Alabama's national title made it forgivable. Jones isn't worth a pick outside of SEC-only leagues for three reasons. First, he needs to prove himself more as a red-zone target after catching just eight touchdowns in two years. He'd undoubtedly produce better there if Mark Ingram and Trent Richardson didn't make it so easy for Alabama to score, but touchdowns are what matter in fantasy football, so the excuse doesn't really matter. Second, the Alabama offense obviously doesn't need to throw much. Third, the injury concerns aren't going to go away. If you have Jones as anything more than a WR2 in SEC-only leagues, you might be hurting.