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Wow this guys might have to be the best dual sport athlete I've ever seen!
What a beast, trucking guys one minute then hitting homers the next.
See you in the next one!
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Had he not had his career cut short by that injury, he was literally eclipsing Michael Jordan in popularity across the board. if his career kept up at the pace it was there was no stopping him. Greatest athlete to ever grace sports period and it is not even close. Bo was more than a once in a generation type player, there has never been another like him and possibly never will.
I agree with you but wilt and gretsky would like a word
Jim Thorpe the best athlete period.
Alexander Karelin would like to know your location
FACTS !
@@johnbarron5409
NEVER !
Pound for pound, Bo was probably the best athlete male or female, in any sport, in the last 40 years.
of all time
Bo had the best time in the 40 yard dash in the combine for the next 20 years until Chris Johnson( a man 40 lbs lighter) barely broke it. He was a man WAY ahead of his time.
BoDiggety His 40 was hand timed lmao deion and darrel green were faster end of story.
Hidden Rain hand timed was for referenced but it was digitally timed
Patrick Ong no it wasnt his combine was in 86 and laser time didnt start until 99. Bo’s 100 meter was 10.39, deions was 10.21 and darrel greens was 10.08 they were faster than him end of story.
The hip injury ended his football career after only a few seasons he was able to come back to baseball with the Chicago White Sox but he wasn't the same player
He was actually an all star at MLB. But yeah, he can't play football after that injury
Didn’t also play with an artificial hip?
@@ethanquesenberry7948 yea he did, i might be wrong but i think he was the first player to play a professional sport with an artificial joint not sure about that tho
The saddest part is if Bo were playing in this day and age of medicine it wouldn't have been a career ending injury.
@@happyhammer1 I thought it was because of a complication with circulation getting cut off
To truly appreciate bo you must learn about the man and where/what he came from. A lot of people say this about a lot of athletes but with Bo its 100% true, there has never been a more well rounded athlete to grace a field. In an era where NFL and MLB was filled with steroids Bo did two sports clean. He was big, stupid strong, and would run out of your life in a fraction of a second. Bo is also very intelligent, full of integrity and one of the kindest people I've ever met. Given how he was raised with an extension used on his back as punishment Bo overcame his life's challenges and did it with grace. To love Bo goes far beyond a highlight tape and had his tragic injury not have happened he would have been a true hall of famer in two sports.
Bo was also a world-class sprinter in NCAA track competition.
No highlight of the time Bo Jackson absolutely destroys a catcher at home plate?
You met him?
He would have been The only hall of Famer in two professional sports l. If he played today with the advancement of MRI, CT, XRAY, computer aided diagnostic machines and minimal invasive surgical techniques BO might have been diagnosed earlier and made a full recovery.
Very well put. He is an amazing human being and very genuine. The time I spent with him...you knew you were with a very well grounded and humble man. And to come up the way he did, overcome his speech impediment and with very minimal weight room time he is a freak of nature. He would have been HOF in 2 sports and as big as Michael Jordon. Great guy !!
That "perfect throw" was mindblowing because he threw it from the wall to homeplate, so thought impossible and never replicated.
He rehabilitated from a hip replacement in a year his first at bat after rehabilitation he hit a 450 foot home run!
He retrieved the ball had encased in acrylic and put on his Mums bedroom dresser in his childhood home. Just fantastic example of the human spirit!
Harold Reynolds, who got tagged out at home plate from Bo's throw, supposedly kept watching the video of Bo throwing the ball because he couldn't believe that he threw a ball that deep to home plate.
The camera even missed it most likely because of that same thing. But, you get a glimpse of where he threw it and Reynolds was almost at 3rd already. Craziest throw ever. But, he has others as well.
And Harold Reynolds wasn't a slow poke. Guy could run.
320 feet or so, on the mark, on the fly. One or two bounces is a fantastic and rare throw. On the fly is not human.
And Harold Reynolds was pretty dam good player in his own right.
They've estimated that throw at around 96 out of his hand. Another throw he made in 93 was estimated at 100. He threw 97 off a mound. Total freak.
tht.fangraphs.com/a-physics-comparison-of-great-throws-from-years-past-part-ii/
He was injured in his prime. He was the greatest of all at his peak.
Gotta watch the 30 for 30: Bo Knows. A much better documentary
30 for 30 is an excellent series. It's paid content on TH-cam, probably can't react to it for copyright reasons... but still, it's well worth the small fee if you're interested. My fav episodes are S1E29 The Best that Never Was (Marcus Dupree), S2E1 Broke, S2E6 You Don't Know Bo (Bo Jackson), S2E22 Brian and The Boz (Brian Bosworth), S2E25 Rand University (Randy Moss), S2E27 Of Miracles and Men (Soviet Russian perspective of the Miracle on Ice Olympic Hockey Game)
Bo running over loud-mouth Bosworth. I can watch that all day long!
Do what this person said. The documentary not only shows everything from his career but talks to people from that era about him. Great documentary. Arguably the greatest athlete of all time.
@@wilcoxproductions7528 ok argument time. Who else would someone argue as the greatest athlete of all time?
I watched it on Netflix once it was a good documentary
He was not only a great athlete,he is an amazing personality. He is old school player let's his ability do his talking. The most important thing was his amazing mom that raised him up. She was world class.
In my lifetime, I think he was the best pro athlete I ever saw!
He's my starting running back on my all-time team. He's the best I've ever seen... the power of a linebacker with ridiculous speed and balance. Amazing.
The Injury was the end. The thing about the injury was that it severed a blood vessel in his hip, which wasn't found out until weeks later. By the time it was discovered, the loss of oxygen to the joint caused irreparable bone damage, and he was never the same afterwards. He ended up getting a hip replacement and tried to come back as a baseball player, but he lost what had made him special.
I do think he was still the only person to ever play professional sports after a full joint replacement, which is a testament to just how special he was.
It was vascular necrosis
It's sad that what made him so great, would ultimately be what ended his football career.
They should have mri him immediately but obviously it was early 90’s and the treat athletes different now. Ruined his career and could have been prevented if he got immediate treatment
His 1st at bat back from his hip was a hr also
I'm Just A Local Guy Doing Local Things Yes Sir. A damn stud for sure.
Luv your channel, im from Minnesota and I'll tell u bo Jackson is hands down greatest athlete to ever live, ever!!!! 4.12 40 and built like a body builder and he also is a world class archer and can even hit bulleyes using his feet as hands with a "bo" and arrow !!! No joke, TH-cam. Search it my friend and keep up the good work.
Greatest athlete of my lifetime.
Bo Jackson was my hero, one of the greatest athletes of all time.
John Parrish you meant the greatest athlete of all time
@@personthatlives9271 I disagree
Still is my hero. Not was.
I grew up in Oakland, California when Bo was playing for Raiders, I got to watch him every Sunday. Thanks for the reaction vids you post.
Mekrab J That’s pretty incredible, considering the Raiders were in Los Angeles when Bo Jackson played for them in 1987-1990, and not in Oakland, so there’s no way you watched him ever play in Oakland. I’m a native Oaklander and know the only team playing at the Oakland Coliseum were the A’s.
@@markabboud8564 i think he was talking about on TV.
I really loved watching him play when I was a kid. He was what everyone wanted to be. But it's also fun to see younger people watch his highlights in awe. Now you get a taste of how special he was. You should google him. He did alot in college as well with the decathalon. My biggest admiration of him and barry sanders, they never gloated after a touchdown. they just handed the ball to the ref as to say "you guys aren't competition, you're just exercise".
Barry & Bo would be my 2 starting RBs - no-one could stop them & the only RB who compares with Bo would be Jim Brown. Barry was like water - you just couldn't grab him
When anyone is watching The Bo for the first time.
Yes.
"He looks like a beast."
Yes.
Watching Bo was like nothing I'd ever seen before. It didn't look like the other running backs. It was a much stronger, faster, and more violent style of running. The defense didn't hit him. He hit the defense.
Being a young man and watching Walter Payton run through and over and around people was something to behold and I always looked forward to watching him. And about the same time as Sweetness was doing his things on the NFL field 2 of the best young running backs the SEC had ever seen came onto the stage. Herschel Walker and Bo Jackson. Bo Jackson was on another level it seemed.
He was the best athlete of all time. Walter Peyton was amazing for his size, but Bo outweighed him 40 lbs.
Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders both played professional football and baseball. Deion even played an NFL game, then a MLB game in the same day.
As for Bo's injury, he had several complications after his surgery, and never made it back to the NFL. He was then later released by the Kansas City Royals, and picked up later in the season by the Chicago White Sox and played a few more years of baseball.
Yup. And Bo was the only person to make the All Star Game in both baseball and football.
Sanders won a Super bowl and played in the world series too
deion didn’t actually play in the braves game that day. he just dressed out, which is still impressive
At FSU Deion played in both games of a double header and ran for the track team in between games. Yes, he played football and baseball practice in college and was on the track team.
@@Adiscretefirm At Auburn Bo also played Baseball, Football, and Track and Field. In track he competed as a sprinter, hurdler, jumper, thrower and decathlete. He ran a 10.3 100m in college at 235 lbs
he's also an amazing archer. the guy is great at everything he does
That Bo Jackson Deion Sanders Baseball game was epic. Bo Jackson hit 3 HRs but left game due to injury making ridiculous superhuman dive to try to catch a ball. Deion got a chance to show his speed as well and hit an Inside the Park Homerun. Great Performance and spectacle by two of Americas Greatest All Around Athletes of All Time.
Bo is a rugby player playing football who happened to be a MVP baseball player who was a Olympic hopeful track star who is just a humble man who bowhunts now
Bo would straight-up truck guys, but he was also the fastest dude on the field. Might be the most gifted athlete I have seen (right up there with Hirschel Walker) in my 40-odd years of watching sports. Thumbs up if you remember Tecmo Bowl Bo 😁
Who else had a "No Raiders Rule" for Tecmo Bowl?
Please have some props for The Ultimate All-around athlete Mr. Jim Brown
@@Ando2k10 I always played as my Raiders on Tecmo!!!
Herschel Walker gets forgotten a bit.
👍
He had a Nike commercial “ Bo Knows Football and Bo Knows football”. Marshaun Lynch can hold his coffee.
How lucky was i to be young and into football at that time. We had alot of good role models to choose from.
He was my hero back in the day i was so upset when he got injured. He was like a real life super hero, even had a cartoon ProStars it was Bo, MJ and Gtetzky solving crimes and shit lol
You're bringin me back to the ol days :)
Used to love that show!!
I always felt terrible for Bo after that hip injury. Such an amazing athlete. He seemed like a good guy too.
Definitely check out the ESPN 30 for 30: Bo Knows! It tells his story from his high school days up through his injury. Bo Jackson is the ultimate "What if?" story. The world's most naturally gifted athlete cut short before he ever really got started. War Eagle!
I have been watching football my whole life and I swear this guy knows more about it than me now😂. Keep up with the great videos!
So, do you think will win the premier league again?
Bo Jackson best athlete of all time in my opinion
Jim Thorp was the greatest ever, IMO
Brian Bosworth,, who Bo ran over in the Raiders-Seahawks clip, was ALL-PRO at linebacker.
Bosworth was never the same player after that hit.
Bosworth was never a great player in the nfl. His shoulder was too badly damaged at OU.
Bosworth was never an all pro linebacker. He was great in college supposedly but I never saw him as great just kinda good. He was famous for shock value type of style off the field but never amounted to much as a pro. Even a QB ran over him on a play... granted it was John Elway who was probably the toughest QB to tackle at that time but he wasn't exactly a Running back.
I remember that game. Boz was continually bragging about how he'd shut Bo down, and Bo absolutely decked him, and carried Boz into the end zone. It was hilarious.
He was my favorite player growing up. I was truly devastated when that injury happened I was watching it at the time. He was never the same. Never played football again. But he did try to play baseball with the Chicago White Sox right around the time Micheal Jordan did as well.
Bo was 27 when he sustained that career ending hip injury.
I was watching that game where Bo got the hip injury and it broke my heart. It didn't look like a tackle that would cause a serious injury at the time and I was wondering why he didn't get up. I even loved the "Bo knows" series of commercials. The only athlete that came near him in that era was Secretariat, the horse who won the Belmont (and thus, the Triple Crown) by about 21 lengths.
If you want to see another athlete who was super dominant at his position(s) in the NFL, PLEASE do a reaction to Steve Tasker. Greatest motor in the history of the sport, only 5'9" and about 170 lbs., but even when they double teamed him, they couldn't stop him. I promise you'll be amazed.
Can you just imagine being so famous and fast that you automatically make headlines if you catch Bo from behind?
Best athlete I've ever seen. No question. He even had one of the best Nike campaigns with 'Bo Knows' and that great commercial with Bo Diddley. "Bo, you don't know Diddley". Classic.
The only athlete that comes close to Bo Jackson was Jim Thorpe who played pro in 3 sports and won gold in the Olympics
Wrong. Jim Brown. Played Football and Lacrosse at top levels. Bo #1, Jim Brown #2.
@@robk1310 buddy who have no idea what you are talking about, Jim Brown only played Football and Lacrosse
Jim Thorpe played Pro Football, Lacrosse, Baseball and won the pentathlon and decathlon in the 1912 Olympics before having his medals taking away because he played pro sports at a time when the Olympics were only for amateur athletes. He won his pentathlon and decathlon medals while wearing shoes that he found in the trash because someone stole his cleats. By far the best athlete in the last 120 years and Native American
I was in Knoxville, Tennessee once back in the eighties when Auburn was in town to play the the Volunteers that weekend and Bo was a rockstar back then. It consumed the whole city like a playoff atmosphere. It seemed everybody knew even back then that Bo was historic. He's a really good guy too. He lives nearby and he's a bank officer now and a great family man. This video left out the special moment Bo opened the baseball season with that home run dedicated to his mom who had passed in the off season. That ball is imbedded into her headstone.
That was his pro football career ending injury my dad used to watch him I wish I had the chance too he is a legend for the Raiders along with others
It's always awesome to see a Brit, a New Zealander, or an Australian enjoying American football and baseball. There's just something so cool about that
Bo Jackson, Heisman Trophy winner at the University of Auburn. Man was so good, he caused another Heisman Trophy winner and Hall of Famer Marcus Allen to play second fiddle to him.
And Marcus was no slack either!! The Super Bowl against the Redskins... Probably his finest moment!
As much as I LOVE seeing BO,
I LOVE seeing people’s reactions. Now.......
Just imagine seeing him in person. Or watching him live on tv.
HE WAS TRULY AMAZING !
You have to look up Bo Jackson frozen rope from left field it is the baseball shot that you have where a shows him throw in the guy out at home but it gives you a more of an understanding of how far away he was and how little momentum he used to generate that kind of forced to throw a ball 365' on a frozen rope strike
I watched Bo in amazement as a kid. I was so into sports at that age that I was crushed when I found out his injury effectively ended his careers. When I'm feeling nostalgic, I sometimes watch the old "Bo knows" commercials.
Best athlete I ever saw.
I had season tickets to the Raiders when they were in L.A. and Bo was playing. I was at the game where he suffered his career-ending injury. Happened right in front of where we were sitting. As soon as he went down, I knew something was seriously wrong. I still remember the sight and sound to this day. So devastating. He was such a joy to watch on the field.
BO is winning that poll now.
I know, at the time of recording it was a tie but he has pulled ahead. I didnt know how to put a dead line on the poll. Sorry man
Bo, Hershel, and Vick had some of the best college football highlights ever!!!
He was just hitting his prime. One of my favorite players of all time. My top running back and I am sure you already did a video on him was Walter Payton. I am new to your channel and haven't seen all your uploads.
The LB that Jackson plowed over at 3:40 was named Brian Bosworth. Coming out of college Bosworth was toted as to be one of the greatest LBs to enter the NFL in a long time. Unfortunately, due to injuries and not being as good as he was predicted, his career was short and never reached what many said he would. Many hyped this game as a contest between the two. Great videos, keep up the good work.
The injury ended his football career immediately and essentially ended "Bo" as a baseball player. He came back and played baseball again for a couple years but was never close to the same player. His career was cut short just as he was getting started.
He didn't have much to prove to anyone. He was already the greatest.
Born and raised in Kansas City, Bo has always been my favorite athlete. I went to Royals Stadium often and saw several of those highlights live, including the inside the park HR. I'm not sure his combination of speed and power has ever been matched. Great video, loved your reactions!
Hes a fucking superhuman lol closest to superman in real life. Thanks for the review I requested it along with others
And just after he hit that home run, the 'Bo Knows' commercials started at the commercial break. Best coincidence ever!
that techmo bowl in family guy was the legit techmo bowl that dude in that game was impossible to tackle and he was faster then everybody
Growing up he was an idol. Watching his injury was heartbreaking then and is now. That guy would have been hall of fame in both sports. First ballot
When Bo got hurt, his hip was pulled out and then actually pooped back in to place when he hit the ground. (an incredibly freak occurance!) It severed a couple of blood vessels and that was really the worst part of his injury.
Roscoe P. Coltrane wow, I didn’t know this. Wild how much of a freak accident it was.
@@Jr-sw8wj he says it in his 30 for 30 documentary.
did you watch that "you dont know Bo?"
Stan the Man I was watching that game live and it didn’t seem like he’d hurt himself much, but it was brutal.
you sure he pooped it back into place?
I was at the game when Bo ran the ball back, against Seattle & ran through the end zone & into the tunnel. The dude was a complete freak of nature, an amazing athlete.
So happy you did the Bo vid there's a top 10 fastest players of all time vid by nfl films
The only man in Kansas City who was loved in the Baseball season, and hated in the football season playing for the Chiefs most hated rivals. That said he holds a special place for all of us in this city who got to watch him play.
His leg injury would have been fixed with modern technology. Probably the greatest known athlete in history
I agree. GOAT. Bo #1, Jim Brown #2.
His injury was sooo much worse than it looked on film. He didn't just separate his hip, his femoral head tore totally out of joint AND completely sheared off of the rest of the femur. I don't know how he stood up after that, adrenaline and dopamine can certainly do a number on your pain response but that's a mind blowing display of toughness and strength. Bo was a freak man!
Bo could hit!! power to spare.
And he had a lazor cannon as a arm!!!
Thanks for the vid! I love hearing about Bo from other athletes. The best of the best were just in awe of the guy. Watch the 30for30 on him and they talk more about "The Throw" to home to get Harold Reynolds. Harold watched the tape trying to figure out how the hell he got thrown out on a successful hit and run. The catcher was walking off the field and had to turn around to go catch it...lol.
The MLB all star game is a once a year game between the american league and the national league with the players picked by voting from the fans.
Not voted on by fans back then.
Was fortunate to be born in a time when we got to watch Bo
When he ran over Bosworth LB for the seahawks it was the craziest thing most hype moment they called it Bo vs Boz
That 2 yard run basically ended the career of Boz...
New Sub Sir.
I love your posts, keep them coming.
Bo Jackson was to the NFL what Jonah Lomu was to Rugby Union.....A UTTER BEAST!!!!
That injury was the beginning of the end of what could have been one of THE GREATEST stories in all of athletics.
He tried to come back from it, he had hip replacement surgery, but sadly was never the same again.
Eric Dickerson - blazing outside speed and excellent power
That injury I watched live. It broke my heart as a kid. I knew even then he would never be the same man. Bright stars have short lives people. Enjoy it while you can.
The injury cut off the blood supply to his hip and his hip had to be replaced with an artificial hip. He played baseball again but not football. His career was cut short.
Greatest athlete I've ever seen. As a Bengals fan it's hard to watch that highlight. I remember watching the game on TV and they interviewed him on the sideline said he'd be back next week.
"A Running-back the size of a Linebacker"
With the speed of a Cornerback.... Plays football in the off-season.
4:01 Sorry...no DB could match his speed.
amanda miller your just mad bo is faster it’s just statistics bo ran a 4.1 and deon ran a 4.2
@amanda miller
F=MA.
Great in football and baseball, this man is a beast . True athlete , true gentleman and a humble man .
He had to have hip replacement surgery and never played football again. But he did play baseball again! With an artificial hip!!
My wife and I attended one baseball game at Royals Stadium. She had little interest in or knowledge of sports. But she had had an interest in baseball when she was in High School because her brother played so she knew the rules and how to play.
After about three innings she said that the professional players looked "athletic", but that one guy in the outfield made them look like teen-agers. She said that he moved with more grace and appeared to be faster and stronger than the others.
Out of 18 players, she had picked out Bo Jackson. I said, "That's Bo Jackson, you know the guy on all the commercials?"
Herschel Walker. Summer and winter Olympian, nfl all star running back, mma fighter.
Yeah hes a stud!
A Minnesota Viking is what I remember, and that ridiculous trade that gave the cowgirls two Championships, Neon Deion the third.
my eyes still can't comprehend his speed. My brain and eyes can't wrap my head around how good he is when I watch this. 240 lb running backs aren't suppose to move this fast. But he did! Still unbelievable. A old school baseball player from the 40's said he only know 3 players in his life who made the sound he made when the ball met his bat. Babe Ruth, BO Jackson....and I can't remember the 3rd.
Check 07 Fiesta Bowl between Boise State and Oklahoma. The video by “Harris Highlights” does a good job of capturing the emotion of that game and it’s well worth it. One of the best college football games ever played.
Luis Garza yeah and the miami miracle play was inspired from that game.
I refuse to believe that game actually exists. I remember that night so vividly. Emotions had more ups and downs than elevators, escalators, and roller coasters combined.
If it wasn’t for that hip injury, Bo would’ve have been in both the baseball and football halls of fame. He was just that damn good of an athlete!
Unless people have played with other athletes who are high level players, you never really understand just HOW GOOD a pro athlete is.
A bench warmer athlete is FAAARRRR beyond what anybody experiences.Then you have the starters.
Then you have the stars.
Then occasionally the superstar.
Then there are the freaks like Deion Sanders, Michael Jordan and Walter Payton.
Beyond that...
There has been only one Bo Jackson
Bo knows!
Funny tidbit: After he hit the homer in the All-Star game, at the commercial break, the first 'Bo Knows' commercial aired. Talk about perfect timing.
Do Charles Woodson
Please yes. Do it. He's the only defensive player to win the Heisman trophy.
yes!
You need to do Charles Woodson. Great raider and great all around football player. He also has a really good documentary about him.
Definitely do woodson
No Michigan guys allowed. #Buckeyes
Bo made that throw from the left field corner all the way to the catcher. He also threw out someone at 3rd from the outfield warning track (about 3 ft in front of it) flat footed. The guy was pure strength.
I found ur channel yesterday and ur already my Favorite TH-camr I love ur content I love ur Reactions and I just love your Channel
Thanks for liking Kiwi u should change ur name tho Like a reaction name
@@toxicslayer2087 nah his names good
@@toxicslayer2087 you should see this guy kick. He's not a "all hat, no cattle" guy. He's got the hat and the whole ranch, so the handle ain't just talk. I also recently found this channel. It's probably the most entertaining rabbit hole I've fallen into on TH-cam.
@@amythechocoholic5761 oh cool
Bo Jackson recorded the fastest 40 in NFL combine history 4.12. At 240 lbs.
he was a beast. When Auburn played Michigan in the Super dome pre game warm up he picked up a football and threw it toward the roof of the dome and hit the scoreboard.
No one was ever able to repeat this unreal throw.
A couple of punters did it kicking the ball but no one did it throwing.
I’m an old man 60 he is the greatest athlete I’ve ever seen !!
React to his college football highlights at Auburn
I am SOOO happy to have been able to watch this superman play sports.
YOU HAVE TO WATCH MIKE ALSTOTT HIGHLIGHTS, HE WOULD BE THE BEST RUGBY PLAYER EVER... SERIOUSLY
Bo Jackson, I can say so much, I am a Hardcore 49ers Fan, always have been, I caught Bo Jackson's first Raiders Play by accident, I was Amazed, I watched every Raiders game with him in it, I played Multiple Sports cause of Bo Jackson, He Was Is and Always will be my Hero
The way they do these highlights is kind of annoying. Breaking up the best part of plays with repeating slow-mo clips from different angles. You never get to just see the whole play happen at full speed. Bo was a Marvel mutant superhero in real life lol
I agree. I'd like to see the whole play happen at full speed, then go back and do the slow motion cuts as a replay
That moment after his hip injury when he gets up to "walk it off" spoke volumes to me as a kid. No matter how much it hurt, keep going. Bo and Barry, two g.o.a.t.s.
Bo continued to go to raiders camp after but just couldn't compete. Played baseball a couple more years I believe as well.
You should react to Calvin Johnson, arguably one of the best wide receivers of all time, with tons of highlights!!!
David Fisher magatron
Randy Moss
That throw was the BEST throw I ever saw. They did not show a 2nd view of it. The story goes that Harold Reynolds who was thrown out at the plate kept asking who cut that ball off, when he was told there was not cutoff and Bo made the throw from the wall. He screamed "no one is supposed to be able to do that !!!"
Bo Jackson best running back ever period
The absolute prime of his career. he only played in 38 NFL games. he was also set to qualify for the 1992 winter Olympic bobsled team. He high jumped 7' in high school. He played life on God Mode.
Best Techno bowl player ever
REEEEEEEE BO JACKSON GOD
After his football injury, Bo returned to baseball for 23 games before requiring hip replacement surgery. Following the surgery and recovery, he played in an additional 160 baseball games over two seasons with an artificial hip.