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Julio Jones' foot injury is giving fantasy owners a crash course in patience.
It's a bit early for full disclosure,Axel Andersson Jersey, but I made what I thought was a smart deal on Monday night in a keeper league, trading Darren Sproles and Jonathan Stewart to a buddy in need of running backs. In exchange, I got Jones, who is ineligible as a keeper.
Sure, it stings like a bad beat. But that's fantasy. Get used to the agony.
Would it have been smarter to wait a few days to make the trade — even a week to get one more game out of Sproles with Jones on a bye? Maybe,Blake Swihart Jersey, but I figured the deal had a reasonable chance to improve my 1-4 team and I didn't want to risk the other owner getting cold feet. After all, these decisions are all a series of small gambles.
The Atlanta Falcons could be without their Pro Bowl wide receiver the rest of this season, pending a second opinion from a foot specialist on Wednesday. Jones leads the league with 41 catches and is second with 580 yards receiving,Allen Robinson Jersey, making him the sixth best receiver using standard scoring and the best in fantasy points in point-per-reception leagues.
And thousands of owners in Yahoo leagues are already starting to shed him, many picking up his teammate Harry Douglas or shopping for other replacements.
What's the hurry? Every roster likely has other droppable players, and with a guy like Jones in a situation like this — with a bye in Week 6 along with another doctor's diagnosis expected — there's some value in waiting.
It depends on your league and needs, but more definitive word on the centerpiece of your receiving corps is likely more important than a jump on potential replacements like Terrance Williams of Dallas or Keenan Allen of San Diego. If you want a non-stats reminder of why, just watch a replay of Jones' one-handed 46-yard catch in the fourth quarter on Monday night (http://on.nfl.com/1a8VMIi ).

That made for a fun Tuesday morning.