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I found this article from a couple years ago. While I believe the numbers are accurate when considering the position groups in general, I don't think it applies to any specific individual.
Position - Peak Age Range Tackles - 25-31 Centers - 26-32 Quarterbacks - 26-30 Guards - 26-29 Wide Receivers - 25-27 Tight Ends - 25-27 Running Backs - 24-27 These are the ages at which the average Joe NFL player starts to see a drop off in overall performance. But it would be foolhardy to try to apply this to any individual player. Aging Curve for NFL Offensive Players: Every Single Position |
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The fire that Jeremy Shockey brought to the team was phenomenal, I still think he was one of the main reasons our offense was so physical in 09. |
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But to your point, speaking only for myself, I'd like a bad ass that isn't a dumb ass. |
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Prince Shembo, Micheal Vick, Greg Hardy... Guys that didn't know the difference. |
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George Blanda a 43 year old QB in 1970 had a great 5 game run at QB and PK played 5 more years as a full time "last of the straight ahead style kickers". retired at 48
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The O-line gets to play the longest besides QB. That is pretty cool considering they are the trench players.
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