'Age Is Just A Number. Been Saying That Since I Was Trying To Get Older Women' - Aaron Jones, Explaining The Feeling Of Being A 30-Year Old RB

I know there's a lot of talk about running backs, seemingly every offseason now. Do you pay them? When do you cut the cord because they are old? Well, Aaron Jones is making a case for the elder running backs, you know, 30-year olds. It doesn't mean anything, it's just a number. It's true and we can use his example here to back it up. He says age is just a number and that's something he used while trying to pick up older women. Case in point: 

Elizabeth Hurley - 59

Jennifer Aniston - 56

Halle Berry - 58

Jennifer Lopez - 55

Christie Brinkley - 71

You get the point, and I'm pretty sure if I post another picture the blog will just completely break. 30-years old isn't some end all be all for a running back. You just gotta find the right system and Jones clearly found it in Minnesota. Don't blame him for bringing MILFs into it, it's the perfect comparison. Jones was chasing older women and now he's using it to talk about the running back spot. 

I know he only had 5 touchdowns last year, but he was top-10 in yards. That has to mean something. Dude ran for 1,100+ yards and now we're just expecting him to fall off because of the number 30? I don't think so. I also know sports and age in sports is a different world, but saying 30 is old is some bullshit.