Hi TahomaGuy2,
First question: Why did you plant them in pots instead of in ground ? In which usda Zone are you ? ( question2: Where did you get that many trees in one go ?!? Did you make a ninja raid ? )
And last question : will you keep them (you want fruit)? sell them (you might want bigger leaves and growth so less fruit) ?
Now to be more serious, if keeping them for myself, I would attempt to get the figs. Those stems are woody and have lots of energy to get those figs to grow.
In ground, here, I wouldn't have a problem with that especially if they already have roots now.
Just don't forget, come Spring, to water them properly (a bit more, because of less roots) and to fertilize them ( for them to grow roots quickly ).
Next year, until July, keep them half shaded as full sun will challenge them too badly.
You will see that some will perform better than others, no matter the cares you give to them. But I still think that most of them will produce fruits.
So just chance it !