The Facts: It's June 2, so the expectation is the Falcons will trade Jones soon. Will it come before next week when the Falcons hold their mandatory minicamp? HC Arthur Smith was non-committal when asked whether he had talked to Jones and whether he expected the receiver to attend next week's practices."We have conversations with all our players," Smith said, via Michael Giardi of NFL Media. "We'll see where we're at next week." The Seahawks have become the new betting favorite to land Jones. Jones already has expressed his belief that he will play elsewhere in 2021. The only question is: Where? Smith was asked Wednesday if it's frustrating to continue answering questions about Jones. "No. It is part of the job," Smith said. Jones, 32, is guaranteed a $15.3 million salary this season. He played only nine games last season, making 51 catches for 771 yards and three touchdowns. But he is a seven-time Pro Bowler and twice has made All-Pro. Jones has 848 catches for 12,896 yards and 60 touchdowns in his 10 seasons.

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