The Facts: The highest-paid running back in the NFL currently is McCoy. At 29, he's one of the older workhorse tailbacks, too. He plans to hold the latter distinction for a while. "I feel good," McCoy told reporters on Friday after the issue of his 29th birthday came up. "I feel the same. I feel young. I feel 25. Making the same runs, same cuts. I feel good. Explosive. That's my game being explosive and quick. So when that kind of turns and then leaves, then I'll be in trouble. But for now, I feel fine. I could keep doing this 'til I'm about 33 man."

Diehards Line: Why 33? “I don’t know,” he said. “I thought about just playing 10 years in the NFL and getting to 30 and that’s easy. I’m going to have a good year this year, we’re going to win some games. That’s easy, 30, ten years. So you look past that. I’m chasing something that I didn’t think I could do coming in. I set a mark and I feel like I passed that mark so I’m just trying to move on. ...” McCoy also made it clear that he has changed his diet and other things in order to get the most out of his aging body. He declined to reveal his secrets, other than to say he now spends the offseason “watching what I eat, limit the drinks and the long nights.” As PFT suggests, whatever he did last year worked. He had nearly 1,300 yards rushing and 5.4 yards per carry, along with 14 total touchdowns and 50 catches. Also worth noting: Fantasy owners can expect a light workload for McCoy through August to limit unnecessary wear and tear.