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Julio Jones has a legitimate claim as football’s best wide receiver.

He’s played seven years for Atlanta, and has been a Pro Bowler five times.

Were it not for New England’s incredible comeback two years ago, Jones would have been credited with one of the best catches in Super Bowl history.

He once ran a 4.39 40-yard dash … with a broken foot.

Yes, Jones can do it all.

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Unless we’re talking about kickball.

During a charity kickball game hosted by Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, this world-class athlete looked like anything but a star.

Is Julio Jones the best wide receiver in the NFL?

You can hear someone in the crowd shout what we’re all thinking:

“You are too good of an athlete for that!”

Of course, anyone can have a bad game.

Just Saturday, Clay Matthews broke his nose during a softball game.

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Jones didn’t suffer any injury, so the Falcons can breathe easy.

But clearly, NFL teams need to keep their players off the playgrounds.

Four-square, anyone?

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Mike is an 11-time Michigan Emmy Award winner who has spent nearly 30 years working in sports media.
Mike has spent nearly 30 years in all aspects of sports media, including on-air, 10 at ESPN and another 10 at Fox Sports Detroit. He now works as a TV agent, and lives with his family in West Bloomfield, MI.
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Sudbury, Massachusetts
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11-time Michigan Emmy winner
Education
Emerson College
Books Written
The Longest Year: One Family's Journey Of Life, Death, And Love/If These Walls Could Talk: Detroit Tigers/If These Walls Could Talk: Detroit Lions
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