"He's one of the best 'backers in the league. ... But I can't let that happen. That's my job to take care of the ball and it won't happen again."Jones was obviously disappointed that he fumbled, in part because he was looking forward to celebrating his first trip into the end zone at his new home stadium.

NFL players have been jumping into the stands after a touchdown for decades but Wisconsinites know what the celebration is called.

When he signed with the Minnesota Vikings this March, running back Aaron Jones had one thing on his mind: revenge. His former team, the Green Bay Packers, decided to move on from him after Jones chose not to accept a pay cut for the second consecutive season.

Aaron Jones scored a touchdown in his debut with the Vikings during a Week 1 matchup against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium. He bounced outside, won a footrace to the pylon, and jumped into the stands to celebrate.

Vikings running back Aaron Jones has a nickname for when he scores a touchdown at U.S. Bank Stadium -- Bank Vault. He did the Lambeau Leap for seven seasons in Green Bay.

Now, there’s extra motivation for Jones this season as he attempts to prove that he’s indeed in his prime. He was released by Packers before free agency in a move designed to save some money against the salary cap. He signed a one-year, $7 million contract with the Vikings roughly 24 hours later.