08-09-2019, 01:54 AM
Players take care of their bodies so much better today, you can't judge them by age in the same way you did 10+ years ago. AJ Green doesn't seem close to a guy that's on the decline. If healthy, he has a bare minimum of 3 more years peak production before you start to see a decline in physical talent. After that you could get 2 or 3 more years of "savvy vet" play.
Injuries are a different matter. Especially soft tissue injuries as a player gets older. That's the only thing that will keep him from being a full-time productive player.
Injuries are a different matter. Especially soft tissue injuries as a player gets older. That's the only thing that will keep him from being a full-time productive player.
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