Article By Bill Hare on 7th August, 2010
In certain sports participant endeavors 29 is an age where one is just beginning to hit stride with plenty of remaining years of achievement left in a professional career.
Jones does not happen to be in one of the aforementioned circumstances. He is a National Football League running back. I this week heard renowned ESPN Radio NFL grid expert John Clayton cite 29 and 30 as a pivotal age when a running back has begun to noticeably age.
There are those repeated hits at the line of scrimmage and the punishment endured, particularly in the legs. One is being perpetually tackled by some of the biggest, toughest, and mos...
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