Julio Jones shows up at the Falcons' training camp after "adjustment" to the 2018 salary

Breathe a sigh of relief, Falcons fans. Star receiver Julio Jones will be at the team's headquarters on Thursday as players head to the training camp, chief executive Thomas Dimitroff

The Falcons, said Wednesday night. to the saga of the offseason of Jones With three years remaining to his agreement, has reached some sort of "agreement" with the star catcher who will apparently get him a little more money. money now with a promise to negotiate further after the 2018 season.

"We had a continuous dialogue with Julio and his representation, we reached an agreement with Julio and we will resume everything in 2019. J & # 39; appreciate the work and communication of everyone, "said Dimitroff. A declaration. "This adjustment does not prevent us from working on other extensions with other key members of our football team and we will continue to work on these upcoming contracts."

Things got a little awkward earlier Wednesday, when the Falcons announced new extensions for Dimitroff and Dan Quinn . Even if their salary does not live in the same field as that of Julio (coaches and GM do not count in the salary cap), it was interesting to reward them with two years left after making it known that Julio Would not be As Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports NFL noted on both CBS Sports and on a recent episode of the Pick Six Podcast, the Falcons would not spoil any long-term relationship with Julio because that the broadway wants more money. They were going to find a way to get him into the camp

saying for weeks / months on @CBSSportsHQ that any "holdout" of Julio Jones would be durably short with Arthur Blank swearing to change his contract in 2019 and many doubting how stuck in the WR and his agents were actually … And, well, nothing to do here

– Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) July 26, 2018

Adjusting his case in a mbadive way, as CBS Sports Joel Corry noted previously would be difficult to do. But it seems that, according to a report by Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, the Falcons have simply changed the money that Jones will receive for the 2018 season.

Essentially, they have extended Julio a branch of 39, olive for this season, with the promise to pound something in the future.

Jones was probably upset to have gone on the scale of the highest paid receivers by guys like Sammy Watkins and Jarvis Landry. Earlier this week, a report indicated that Jones was ready to skip training camp while he was holding a reworked agreement.

But it was a whole thing throughout the off season with Jones deleting Instagram photos of him in Falcons gear working with Terrell Owens ( at great front office Falcons ) and refusing to engage in the standard behavior of #Frerie.

Fortunately, another "nothing to see here" is now complete, which means we can worry about other players who do not show up. The Falcons must be enthusiastic about the idea of ​​continuing to run a championship.

If Julio has a great year and is paying a title to the owner Arthur Blank, you'd better believe that he will be rewarded financially.