#5 Bo Jackson | Top 10: Fastest Players | NFL Films

[@noediaz6766]

Legend has it that bo jackson is still running

[@nflrealist3999]

Bo sucks

[@crescentwilliams5375]

+NFL Realist foh

[@nflrealist3999]

+Crescent Williams 0 1,000 yard seasons.Let me repeat that,0 1,000 yard seasons.

[@nflrealist3999]

+Crescent Williams ZERO

[@riseup4153]

+NFL Realist if he kept playing he would've be best rb

[@AngelHernandez-ex5qk]

bo Jackson was without a doubt an NFL legend

[@westsidewoodledge8892]

Might be the goat. Got a ring, and only played four seasons

[@brown55061]

If you ask 100 athletes, not comedians and sports writers, who the best football player was there are at least 50 that will say Bo. Probably the most naturally gifted person I've seen. He was built like a tank and barely worked out. And the bonus is he wasn't conceited, he was a pretty humble guy and still does a lot of good for the community.

[@zachh13]

#5? What is this, he ran the fastest 40 yard dash by a long run and he's number 5!? He's the greatest athlete of all time and he's number 5?!

[@ShengYu1995]

All of you mention the 4.12 40 dash thing.. YES, thats fast, but this list is based on speed & LONGEVITY... I'm a big Bo fan when he was with the Raiders, but he didnt play long enough... Thats why Darrell Green is #1 above Bob Hayes even tho Bullet Bob won a gold medal in the olympics... Green played so fast for so long for 20 years. This list isnt about whos fastest purely by speed.. Jim Hines is the first man in 100m history to break the 10 second barrier and won gold medal in 100m in olympics in 1968 for USA. Jim Hines played for 3 years in the NFL as a backup wide receiver in 1968-1970, he caught a total of 2 receptions in 3 years, but hes not ranked on this list because he played so short....

[@diegobascara3279]

@Zach H his forty is not credible, because it was hand timed

[@whiterhino5276]

He did not run a 4.12 40 we have seen the people who have gotten close to that and they were all faster than bo plus it was a hand timed 40 at a pro day

[@dakidd84]

It was not hand timed. The guys who hand timed it got it at 3.9 and 4.0. The electronic timer got him at 4.13 not 4.12. This was done at a combine at Auburn not pro day.

[@davidhannon6016]

I'm an old Cowboys fan (nothing to cheer for anymore), but I think Bo was the best ever. Unreal speed and strength.

[@chick3nmp693]

He barely played

[@Shock_MommyTTV]

@@chick3nmp693 but can u just imagine if it wasn’t for that injury same goes for Sean Taylor /:

[@chick3nmp693]

@@Shock_MommyTTV yeah but Sean Taylor wasn’t injured. He was murdered. Bo Jackson wasn’t even that good. He never even had a 1000 yard season.

[@richardmorris7063]

Well you're looking pretty good in 2022!

[@byranwitherspoon5369]

@@chick3nmp693 you are foolish… bo played half a season due to baseball so he averaged over 700 yards a season for HALF a season… so if he didn’t play baseball (he said football was a hobby to him) he could have averaged 1400 or more yards a season…

[@douglasborgaro6801]

Amazing! There may never be another Bo Jackson.

[@johnslade8160]

Watching this now in 2021 and considering that this was in the 80’s, his athleticism was insane. There are rugby players who weigh between 100-120kgs who have insane speed and power on the field. Bo would’ve definitely made a good rugby player

[@finnfinn7703]

Rugby players have nowhere near the speed power or athleticism of NFL players.

[@johnslade8160]

@@finnfinn7703 you must be watching your local hometown club rugby team then🤷🏽‍♂️

[@oldchunkofcoal2774]

@@johnslade8160 Compare the numbers, football will have more top tier athletes, no doubt.

[@oscar24442]

2:32 Bo Jackson kills someone live on T.V.

[@Julian-sk9pj]

+Oscar Turćios lol

[@justsaying605]

LMAO bruh I'm dead

[@cackum4975]

That’s what Mike Harden gets for knocking out Steve Largent

[@jamesson1154]

Rag dolled him

[@badencurns2719]

bo jackson didnt run, he pushed the earth behind him with each step.

[@jasonmoan8269]

Bo Jackson and Marcus Allen were in the same backfield. How ridiculous was that?

[@jimmiddleton9951]

Marcus threw the block that sprung Bo for 91 against Seattle!

[@JayJackson1981]

Allen had over 600 yds three of the four seasons he played with Bo.

[@wbdrugstrat]

I started watching football in the late 80s, so I did not watch Jim Brown or Payton in his prime (as I only saw his last playoff game). Living in the Toronto area made it impossible to catch Raiders game, so I only got to see a handful of Bo's games, but it was clear that out in the west coast there was something special going on. I did see his final game, and even that last run which saw him end his career was a long gain after a cutback. Amazing athlete, and how could anyone not mention his 'Bo knows' commercials.

[@richardmorris7063]

I got to watch Bo play in 87 in new England against the Patriots. When he put his helmet on to go into the game the whole stadium stood up.

[@studmuffin3264]

Number 5? This list is a joke. He's top 2 at least.

[@smfalconsnipers124]

+Hank Hill randy moss, deion sanders bob hayes and darrell green ahead of him.. im not arguing any of those.. especially darrell green the goat

[@jaydenreyes685]

+Steven Rye but Barry sanders was better than him

[@Bob53264]

+Steven Rye i dont believe Randy was faster than Bo. Deion and Darrell Green are faster than him without a doubt, however

[@nick_battags5881]

+Bell Ragazzo no had a faster 40 and weighed way more

[@nick_battags5881]

+Steven Rye bo Jackson ran a 4.20 he's so good ESPN Named him the greatest athlete of all time

[@crescentwilliams5375]

He should be #1

[@thatonebaconstrip6350]

+Crescent Williams no not even close, he should be 4 Darrell Green, Randy Moss and Deion Sanders are faster without a doubt but, he definitely is not a 1 choice

[@crescentwilliams5375]

Erik Gjelsvik nahhh

[@dantearakelian8662]

+Erik Gjelsvik u forgeting bob hayes?

[@crescentwilliams5375]

no

[@thatonebaconstrip6350]

Dante Arakelian Hayes I never saw "fast" as I watched his highlights, he had a o-line

[@teddygagnon3778]

best athlete ever

[@sydboski]

Jim Thorpe's accomplishments destroy Bo's.

[@DERPSWAG35]

sydboski obviously because bo Jackson’s career was cut way short

[@sydboski]

That_Guy_35 In the four years starting from his senior year in college Thorpe won the intercollegiate ballroom championship 1912, played RB, DB, K, & P on the football team 1912, Won 2 gold medals in the Olympics 1912, played Pro football and baseball 1913.

[@DaGr8Depression]

sydboski he also played cavemen. Bo played against actual competition. Nice try though

[@sydboski]

@@DaGr8Depression He played against rhe best athletes of his day. He was a caveman himself. I would tell you good try, but it wasn't

[@ryanlee749]

Bo Jackson runs a 4.12 he's the fastest in Nfl!

[@KarmelHumphrey]

HAND TIMED! How many times does this have to be cleared up...

[@anonomyous65]

Karmel Humphrey I know exactly how the electronically timed system works. It is infinitely more precise than the hand timed system. That being said, grab a stopwatch of your own and hit the lap button when you reach 4.12 and then again when you reach 4.24. You will notice that there is a noticeable "beat" between those two times. What i'm trying to prove here is that there is enough time to react and start a stopwatch in the gap of time between Johnson and Jackson. I'm willing to accept that the timers all may have started it a little late due to it being hand timed, and that his real time would be somewhere closer to 4.17-4.20. I am not willing to accept that a room full of trained professionals with stopwatches all communally goofed up on the timing.

[@KarmelHumphrey]

Well that is a much more mature response. Thank you...Now...no one said they goofed. See this is where you're not understanding how it works. But I'll explain it and why it's important. If you stand 40yds away from me and start the watch when I go you have to account for how far away you are and your perception of when I move, your reaction to press the button on the watch, then determine when I cross the line and when to press the button again. E-times are NOT like that. The e-time starts as soon as you move a muscle. Which is why when you watch the guy at the start he tells them don't rock, don't twitch, he's helping them out big time. Then the timer stops when the body cross the laser. That takes away a TON of grace that a stopwatch does. Even if its held by 1000 people. None of them are at 2 places at one time. An e-timer IS. And again...this is not my logic or philosophy just passing on the info.

[@anonomyous65]

Karmel Humphrey Bo actually ran a semi-electronically timed 40. It was started by hand but it was stopped automatically at the finish line. So, the variable of the finish line is taken out of the equation which makes it more accurate. I agree that the laser time is infinitely more accurate than hand timing, but at the same time you have to appreciate that the hand timed 40 is run by professionals that know what they're doing. Is Bo Jackson's 40 exactly 4.12? Probably not. He himself says 4.13. Is it less than 4.24? In my opinion, it is. I feel like the real time is somewhere from 4.17-4.20 due to human reaction times being less reliable than the laser system. That being said, I still say 4.12 because it's the only "official" time given and he was definitely faster than Chris Johnson anyway so hey why not.

[@KarmelHumphrey]

I appreciate hand clocked 40s and gm's, coaches, scouts still use it. I get it...I've been involved with football a long time and have used it myself. But still...its not the same as a "fully" electronic time. Nothing to debate there or argue. Bo never ran that. You're opinion on like Bo is fine--I like Bo too but it doesn't make things true. Now, Ok see this is where you're really killing me. "DEFINITELY" faster than Chris Johnson?! Do you really know this? No, you don't but you're being dogmatic and it's getting foolish. You want to compare apples to apples. CJ's fastest 100m: 10.38, Bo's fastest 10.39. You can look both of them up and both are recorded. Sooo...how is Bo faster? Oh "definitely" faster? No opinion or supposition here...tell me how that equals faster?

[@_gw33do_]

To think that Bo Jackson is so highly regarded and yet only had 4 seasons to show is amazing and speaks to how great he actually was. The most naturally gifted athlete ever #debateable

[@sydboski]

Great player. Still doesn't belong on this list.

[@_gw33do_]

@@sydboski LoL how so?

[@sydboski]

@@_gw33do_ I can name at least 50 players who ran faster than Bo did on his best day.

[@_gw33do_]

@@sydboski LoL ok name them

[@_gw33do_]

@@sydboski Now I know you're full of it LoL Bo has one of the fastest if not the fastest hand recorded 40 time ever at 4.13-4.15

[@Maddenveteran-]

he's number 1 in my heart!

[@connorsmith6517]

This night ran a 4.12 40 and weighed 220.... He would of been one of the best of all time. Just sucks he got hurt

[@connorsmith6249]

Lol. my name is connor smith also

[@gordonfreeman2346]

+Connor Smith the thing that sucks is, it was hand timed.

[@sydboski]

4.12-4.13 hand timed fluffed myth.

[@radicalgenius5905]

Bo Jackson should've been in the HOF

[@boomstick900]

+Minecraft Lover In two sports.

[@TheNrp8598]

No, he shouldnt have, 4 seasons and never eclipsed 1000 yards. He is super overrated, the hype is way to much.

[@boomstick900]

TheNrp8598 Wow. You were obviously born in the 2000's.

[@colinkornegay2438]

+TheNrp8598 he was only able to play half of those four seasons due to his baseball career.

[@TheNrp8598]

i was born in the 90s, but have watched pplenty of film. he isnt what he is built up to be. if you look his yards per game is not high at all, so your argument that he didnt play a full season isnt very valid

[@sydsyd]

This is the man that should have had many great endorsements! Simply put THE BEST EVER!

[@SJM6791]

Bo Jackson is the most dominant RB I’ve ever seen. He could run you over or outrun you. He was a real freak of nature!

[@sydboski]

So could Jim Brown and Herschel Walker.

[@NickErrrr]

You must not watch a lot of film lol Bo never even hit 1k yards in a season lol

[@SJM6791]

@@NickErrrr- He never played a full season due to baseball. You cannot possibly believe that he would not have had 1500+ yards rushing a year if he had played 16 games.

[@NickErrrr]

@@SJM6791 what would cause you to think that? The man couldn’t even hold up under the touches he got…he was an attraction more than an actual player…his stories are all myth with nothing to back them up lol

[@oldchunkofcoal2774]

​@@SJM6791Seeing as his career average rushing yards per game was 73 and his best season he hit 86, I'd love to see you make an argument of merit. That would average out to 1168 over 16 games and 1376 in his best year. Even giving him that is quite charitable, seeing as there was little chance he'd stay healthy for 16 games.

[@dixonmixin10]

"Greatest athlete in the history of this country, maybe the world" Wilt Chamberlain "am I a joke to you?"

[@sydboski]

Also Herschel Walker and Jim Thorpe could ask that same question.

[@PurpleMonkeyDishwasher88]

Seriously! Unlike Bo, Wilt played basically every minute of every basketball game he was in, and he dominated everyone. Plus Wilt was a track star and volleyball star.

[@jacksondill11]

Should be number one. Ran the fastest 40 yard dash of all time and was the best athlete of all time.

[@sydboski]

Nope there are players who have run faster. The 40 isn't a measure of speed, just quickness and partial acceleration. Bo's 10.44 100m dash ranks him in the low thirties in NFL history. As far as best athlete, look up the accomplishments of Jim Thorpe. They make Bo look like a little kid.

[@HajimeNoJMo]

It sure helped that Bo Jackson was a star track runner in high school and college

[@SSCROGG]

Greatest quote ever regarding Bo Jackson (@ 1:40). LOL.

[@ufonious747]

Bo just released an interview talking about his 40 time. He got hand timed at 4.09 and even as low as 4.00 but he said his electronic time was clocked at 4.13. Not 4.12 like everyone reports. 4.13 ELECTRONICALLY BEFORE COLLEGE

[@sydboski]

Totally BS. Bo was not that quick.

[@ufonious747]

@@sydboski literally facts lol this is common knowledge of you actually know ball.

[@sydboski]

@@ufonious747 Definition of the word fact: Something proven to be true. NONE of those times are proven to be true. All you have is Bo's story. There is no official documentation, no video, no one to back up his story. He made sure of that by not naming anyone in the story. There are only 3 methods of timing: 1. hand timing, started and stopped by hand (NFL used this exclusively up through1998) 2. Semi automatic timing, started by hand stopped by laser. (NFL started using this method in 1999 and is still using it for the combine) 3. Fully automatic timing, started by starters pistol stopped by laser. (used in real track meets) Notice there is no "electronic" timing method. Electronic or digital is just the way the time is displayed on a time clock or score board. All three methods can be displayed electronically. Bo supposedly ran in 1986 during his junior year. In 86 the NFL was using hand timing. So Bo is mistaken about how the supposed run was timed. None of Bo's times at other distances even remotely point to him being that quick. 10.44 100m (not in the top 70 fastest in NFL history), 6.18 55m only 20 more yards beyond 40 (several players have much quicker times but none have a 4.13 40), and a documented 4.1 30yd dash during a baseball work out (yet we are supposed to believe Bo could cover the last 10yds in 0.02 seconds?). Lastly Christian Coleman, the 60m world record holder, 6th fastest human EVER with a 9.76 100m, and the quickest starter in sprint history with a 3.77 first 30m, ran an NFL style 40 in 4.12. Now you mean to try to tell me that 230lb NON world class sprinter, Bo Jackson, could run stride for stride with Coleman and even beat him (depending on what time you believe) in 40yds?!? Really? Today's world class sprinters cannot keep pace with Coleman, Why do you think Bo could? kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3fCqqKIlt6Cf6Msi=u_fUxJNLDV6MRQLq kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnW9k36Ih6psadEsi=SgSdxkV_i7OgGxU8 Come on man Stop it. Bo's 40 time was fluffed.

[@JKahil]

Glad there was so many important people giving commentary about Bo Jackson.

[@jes1128]

so happy i got him on madden 16 lol

[@jaiquearnett1219]

lol

[@malskim6891]

2:11 her eyes is scary

[@JayJackson1981]

She probably has Bell's Palsy and didn't know it.

[@malskim6891]

@@JayJackson1981 thanks for reminding me of this comment

[@adamweger40]

This man played pro football as a hobby

[@Deviouscat1789]

3 raiders in a row is crazy

[@uGotGot1618]

It would actually be interesting to see how his game speed compared to the people above him on this list. His speed on game day was just beyond belief. Other dudes would be 5 yards away, have a running start, he’d have to slow down to break a tackle, and he would accelerate and out run them

[@sydboski]

Yet he was caught from behind by Rod Jones of Cincy.

[@thevortexofdoom8778]

Don't forget he's 5 and he played baseball too. It's unbelievable.

[@sydboski]

Shouldn't be on the list at all.

[@jacobbey1465]

Can you imagine if Mahomes as QB, Bo Jackson RB, Randy Moss WR and Deion Sanders DB on the same team with a decent offensive line? The line doesn't have to be great just decent. That's fantasy football to the 10th power

[@winstonrhock9021]

jacob bey screw mahomes insert Vick (with some work ethic) would be the most unstoppable offense you can create. Vick had a bigger arm than mahomes and the speed not even close

[@jasonlassiter9229]

Almost a quarter of these runners were former Raiders. It just goes to show what kinda player Mr. Davis preferred.

[@Keym78]

Only an awkward tackle prevented this man from becoming a hall-of-famer in two sports.

[@sydboski]

Not if he was only a part time player.

[@NeonDeion109]

A legend after 4 years...

[@meetra5073]

After one lol in baseball and football he just to string and fast

[@KarmelHumphrey]

Thanks to Nike...

[@fallguye6011]

Guy was a machine.

[@thomasackerly2410]

Best I have seen He was amazing for 4years in NFL

[@oldchunkofcoal2774]

His production was mediocre, you've had your mind tainted by hype and mythology.

[@timperdue4436]

Legend has it that bo has the fastest hip feplacement ever

[@ShaunTheNavigator]

Dude had a 4.12 in the combine and he's not at least #3. Smh.

[@TheNrp8598]

4.12 is a myth

[@ShaunTheNavigator]

+digital doug So it WAS electronic? ESPN and NFL Network both said the 4.12 was hand timed. Whatever the case may be, Bo was remarkably fast for his size. In my opinion, he's right up there with Hayes and Green.

[@Hastein45]

+Shaun Owens 40-dash times mean shit all here. In-game speed and running whilst stripped down for a scout are two different things.

[@PwoodrowI]

+TheNrp8598 Anytime you hear somebody doubt that time, you know that the person questioning it is a youngster who was not around when BJ was doing his thing. Because believe me, if you had experienced watching him play, you wouldn't doubt that time for even a second. Quite a few people saw it. It's not a conspiracy. It happened, get over it.

[@ShaunTheNavigator]

+Palmer Woodrow Exactly. These haters are all more than likely under 30. Lol.

[@worldlysaint]

Mike harden play was amazing vs. the Broncos. Wow!

[@josecalderon9487]

Bo was a better football player than most realize. Not only did he win the heisman trophy, he was selected number 1 in the first round as a running back. Look at Bo's part-time football career and his per yard carry number were better than many hall of fame running backs. Career average yards per carry: Bo Jackson: 5.4 Jim Brown: 5.2 Barry Sanders: 5.0 Eric Dickerson: 4.4 Walter Payton: 4.4 Marshall Faulk 4.3 Emmit Smith: 4.2 This is almost superhuman considering that Bo played baseball all year around while all these other full time running backs had 6-7 months off season to relax their body., yet he still outperform them per carry. Had he played Football exclusively, no doubt he would have been the greatest running back of all time.

[@brycebell1235]

But who has the best ypc in the league 😏 kc reppin

[@josecalderon9487]

Brycebell123 I didn't say Bo had the best YPC ever. Bo was a full back that outperform many of the great half backs. Full backs are not suppose to do that.

[@KarmelHumphrey]

But who has never carried the ball 300 times in a season...ever! Can't put him in the convo of stud RBs if he's not even carrying the ball like stud. Easy to have a high YPC when you aren't carrying the ball a lot

[@daneosborn3476]

+Phil Ster bo didnt run out of the full back position

[@josecalderon9487]

Dane Osborn Bo's still a fullback specimen, 6'1" and 230lb. that's darn close to a fullback size. The average half back are smaller like Walter Payton, Barry Sanders and Emitt Smith.

[@dustyroze150]

my favorite! NFL🇺🇸 RB🏈 of all-time! Bo knows! Lol!

[@Joelmerida92]

Bo is a Legend. He should be #1 on every list.

[@sydboski]

Not on this one. he doesn't even belong on this one at all.

[@of_the_Word]

He ran a 10.4 100m in college or high school, I think college. That should equate to around a 4.4 electronic time. He could have possibly gotten a little faster, had amazing start technique, and ran a big personal best at the combine which could have had him running a 4.3 e-time, but he probably definitely would never have broken a 4.3 and no chance in hell did he ever run a legit 4.12. That's a hand time, hand times almost always produce faster times and sometimes produce way too fast times because of a tiny delayed reaction at the start for a tenth of a second or stopping the clock too early in anticipation of the runner about to finish. He was an amazing combination of power and speed but how can you look at the film of him playing and think he is so fast that he runs a 4.1?

[@KarmelHumphrey]

Thank you Charlie...we need more voices of reason here...

[@blake7871]

if you watch the NFL combine, they always post the unofficial time first (hand time) and then the official time (electronic) once they receive it. The official time is usually .05-.10 slower, and the biggest gap I've seen is .14. So, if they're .14 off, he's still running 4.26. I've watched video and film of countless RB's and Bo was as fast as any, and was the most explosive. Watch how fast he accelerates to top speed. It's like he's shot out of a cannon.

[@of_the_Word]

+Blake Martin yeah that's the average time off in the modern day combine with the official timers, but in 1986 you don't know who the timer was and judging by the time we can assume it was way off. I've been timed in a 40 as fast as a 4.4 before, but I'm closer to a 4.8 so, not a valid argument. If his acceleration was really so good that he could run a 4.1 or even a 4.25, he have run a lot faster than a 10.4 100m.

[@KarmelHumphrey]

Ok so let's go with your logic and actually it's .15-.20 adjustments btwn hand-time and e-time but lets go with your number. Do you still think he's faster than Chris Johnson, Herschel Walker, Ron Brown, Willie Gault, Michael Bates, Rocket Ismail, James Jett? ALLL of which had notably better track times as Bo. Not some guesstimation of a 40...but official and some olympic timed numbers. Also all those of mentioned had as good career numbers if not much better than Bo. Soooo...how is Bo faster still? Just because?

[@blake7871]

Charlie Varshay He ran a 10.4 in high school because in college he played baseball for Auburn, so it's safe to say he became faster in college with weight training and physical maturity. Secondly, the 100 and 40 are pretty different. The 40 is a greater gauge of explosiveness, which Bo was legendary for. And dude, don't compare your buddy hand-timing your 40 to NFL scouts and coaches hand-timing Bo's 40. Pretty different.

[@evolutiontae5518]

I'm 13 and my dad and my mom and my 3 sisters. one of them are born in 1998 and the other one born in 1999. And my last sister she we are twins. I'm glad my dad introduce me to the Tecmo bowl 1 and 3 final edition on SNES at the age of 8 years old. And I know it is for an NES too we have both console. We have super Mario world,killer instinct Tecmo bowl 1 and Tecmo bowl 3 final edition, NBA 1998 I think,Those are a list of the games I have and played on a SNES. PS my favorite team I was raised on was the Oakland Raider or back in the days Los Angeles Raiders.

[@colemorris24]

Dahinte Thompson cool story but please have some grammar if you're going to be posting on the internet.

[@SuperJohn12354]

I believe the title was Fastest Players, not marathon players, he is the fast player 4.12 , and a fast career. He's the 1 guy where i shove my "might have beens don't cut it, you have to do it to make it into the hall of fame" statement about hall of fame players, PUT HIM IN THE HALL OF FAME NFL.

[@SuperJohn12354]

You know what stuff it he's to good to be in the hall of fame , He should be in the Hall of Legends, with Tom Brady, Jerry Rice, Jim Brown, Joe Montana and Deion Sanders

[@BodysWorldProduction]

I agree with the big homie...Bo Jackson the greatest athlete in the history of civilization

[@sydboski]

Check the accomplishments of Jim Thorpe. They overshadow anything Bo achieved.

[@janellemaynait]

He was so fast that it was unfair at time if you played against the Raiders in the mid 80's

[@sydboski]

There are plenty of players faster.

[@oldchunkofcoal2774]

Seeing as the Raiders had 1 winning season out of his 4 career seasons (the season he missed a good part of due to blowing out his hip), I'd say it was pretty fair...

[@Ah-ws9nm]

Bo and Wilt were so athletic the stories sound fake 😂

[@sydboski]

Bo's 40 is fake.

[@Peacefullyfree365]

Bo= my hero

[@marktomlin5818]

I could never stop Bo Jackson in Tecmo Bowl to fast

[@howardalbert4733]

2:03 had me laughing. tht lady even look funny

[@jrelgran1on1]

This list is BS Bo is top 2 easy plus he was 220+lb running back. NO ONE COMPARES

[@joelresendeziii6645]

22 does

[@john_varlet]

+joel resendez emmitt smith?

[@daneosborn3476]

according to official track times, which are legit. walker was just as big but faster.

[@KarmelHumphrey]

Well Dane...I'm sure glad you came on here to offer some sound facts...Props to you.

[@daneosborn3476]

Some body has to do it!

[@btraddin7003]

I forgot what game it was in college but I have never seen ANYBODY have 3 steps in 10 yards. Bo Jackson is the only athlete I've ever seen do it.

[@KarmelHumphrey]

You Just need to watch more football is all. Seen Herschel Walker do that before Bo did. I think Randy Moss covered about 12yds in 3 steps.

[@christiansoldier77]

Bo was faster than Walker and Moss

[@KarmelHumphrey]

+Christian Soldier Why? Just because you say so? I mean theres substantial evidence to say otherwise...but most Bo fans wanna just go off the same 4-5 highlights and Tecmo Bowl. Hilarious...

[@christiansoldier77]

Karmel Humphrey The fact that you mentioned Tecmo Bowl shows you just dont have a clue what you are talking about. Tecmo Bowl was a game . Bo did things that were amazing. The guy was the greatest athlete probabl ever. He was a freak of nature . You will never see anyone like him again

[@KarmelHumphrey]

The fact that I mentioned Tecmo Bowl shows that i've heard enough of that from delusional Bo Fans. I evidently know more than you cause all you did was spout off more hyperbole and nothing substantial. Bo was not faster than Herschel Walker and "legitimate" numbers show that. And to say we won't see anyone like him again...well Adrian Peterson has proven to be as much a freak and much more so than Bo. Todd Gurley has too! Both these guys with elite track speed at 6-1 220+ put up better numbers in their FIRST year than Bo did in any. Please...

[@EvanderSmart]

2:30 If you hit another professional athlete, you're supposed to slow down a little bit! Not Bo....

[@darricksalaam8312]

best athlete. period

[@sydboski]

+Darrick Salaam Look up the accomplishments of Jim Thorpe then re-post.

[@ShaunTheNavigator]

True. However, Bo had in game speed, too, though.

[@tracishoults5852]

Greatest HB in nfl history.

[@frooty_pebbles3604]

I know this comment is 2 years old but NOOO

[@SuperEdge67]

Greatest athlete in history........what bullshit........unheard of outside the USA

[@potatostud8143]

so?

[@stss9552]

Played before you were born...not my fault they don't have television where your from.

[@gooneboicaldera007]

No Jackson is a monster man I wish my team the Oakland Raiders still had this guy had we'd be killing the running game but that's just my opinion but yes what everybody else is saying he should b at least in the top 2....

[@daniellugo4272]

Whats the music called at the end? Sounds good

[@847mario]

Bow Jackson best play was when he caught that baseball off the fence damn that was gangsta

[@Potts2700]

Bo Jackson for Tha HALL of FAME. #BOknowsHOF Let's Go 80's babies. Boomers don't want to put him in. Let's change this. This our guy ya ya ya ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sydboski]

Bo, as good as he was, will never make the HOF, because he was only a part time player.

[@PurpleMonkeyDishwasher88]

You mean Hall of Sports-advertising icons? No way in hell does a player that played 4-seasons and didn't even go over 200 carries once, and was not even an All-Pro ever or led the league in anything or the team to any championships, deserve to be in the Hall. Lets be real.

[@oldchunkofcoal2774]

That would be the most undeserving HOF entry ever. In his 4 seasons, he averaged 4 rushing touchdowns per year and peaked at 86 yds/game rushing. Lmao

[@coolmemesbudd]

Bo Jackson’s 4.12 is bullshit. Christian Coleman ran a 4.12 on a 40, and can run a 9.82 in the 100 meter dash. If you’re telling me Bo Jackson is matching this guy, you’ve got to be joking.

[@sydboski]

Gregory Horseman You are right. Bo can't match Coleman in sprinting. 1. Bo's 40 was hand timed. Coleman's was semi automatic with laser finish. 2. Bo's 100m time was 10.44. Coleman 9.82. No comparison.

[@sydboski]

James Cannon So. Athletes always try to down play accomplishments or over inflate them. In this case he was trying to over inflate it.

[@rickytang9420]

Bo was 240 pound running at that speed

[@connors2388]

#5?? Who's faster than Bo!!?? Nobody. I heard when he was 15 he chased down a deer in the woods! He's #1!

[@sydboski]

Connor Smutny I can name 30 players that have run faster than Bo. Easy.

[@brokefornow]

Bo Jackson was a superstar in 2 major league sports. And played both at the same time all year. Now why do people look at Michael Jordan and Ali as the greatest athletes

[@sydboski]

Why do you consider Bo the greatest athlete? Wilt Chamberlain is in the HOF for 2 pro sports. Basketball and volleyball. Herschel Walker was an all star in 2 pro football leagues, An Olympic bobsledder (9th in the world), A pro MMA fighter with a 5th degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and He was a World class sprinter (yes faster than Bo). Jim Thorpe was a two time Olympic champion in the decathlon (10 events) and pentathlon (5 events), he placed 4th in the Olympic individual high jump and 7th in the Olympic individual high jump. Yes that is 17 events in one Olympiad. He went on to play Pro football (HOF), Pro baseball, and Pro basketball. He also won the athletic all around competition (equivalent to the decathlon world championship). It it easy to see who has the best athletic resume.

[@kylengo1793]

Bo Jackson is the fastest player to play both football and baseball

[@sydboski]

🤣🤣Umm....No.

[@Thomas4213]

The greatest athlete in the history of the world.

[@sydboski]

SS Starscream Sorry but Jim Thorpe's accomplishments destroys Bo's. And it's not even close.

[@Thomas4213]

Bo got injured, that doesn't take away his athleticism. He was larger than life. He was a phenomenon. He was truly special.

[@sydboski]

SS Starscream I never said he wasn't special. I said Jim Thorpe's accomplishments destroys Bo's. Bo Jackson: Pro Football, Pro Baseball (2 sports on the highest level) College: Baseball, Football, Track and field Positions: NFL Half back, MLB left fielder Jim Thorpe: Pro Football, Pro Baseball, Pro Basketball, 2x Olympic Champion (Decathlon, Pentathlon), placed 4th and 7th in the Olympic individual Long and High Jumps, All-Around Champion of the Amateur Athletic Union. (4 sports on the Highest level) College: Football, Baseball, Lacrosse, Track and field and Ballroom Dancing. Was the 1912 intercollegiate ballroom dancing champion. Positions: NFL DB, E, FB, K, P; MLB outfielder, pinch hitter It's really not close at all.

[@Thomas4213]

You're right, it's not close. We're not talking about accomplishments, we're talking about athletic ability. Anyway, we'll agree to disagree.

[@sydboski]

Aren't athletic accomplishments a direct result of athletic abilities? Thorpe had the athletic ability to be 2x Olympic champ, a pro football, baseball, and basketball player. Bo didn't it's very simple.

[@elite6229]

What made bo Jackson better than Everyone else on the list is that he was extremely strong and fast. To have him at 5 is just disrespectful

[@sydboski]

Bo shouldn't even be on the list.

[@sydboski]

Bruce Lee Is this a challenge? You think Bo should be on the list? Ok, go on and present your case on why you think Bo belongs. I will then decimate your points and prove why he doesn't belong. Ball is in your court smart guy.

[@sydboski]

Bruce Lee Ok. But don't disappear after my points. 1. Bo ran a hand timed 40 of 4.12. Which roughly translates to 4.24 semi automatic timing. 2. The 40 yard dash doesn't measure how fast you are. it only measures quickness and partial acceleration. Because really fast runners don't reach top speed till about 60 meters out. They are still accelerating at the 40 yard mark. So how can the 40 determine how fast you run if you're not running your fastest? It can't. 3. The 100m dash is the race where top speed is reached. It is the race that decides who is the fastest on the planet. 4. That said, Bo ran a 100m personal best of 10.44. The slowest person on the REAL NFL'S fastest in history is Willie Gault. He ran 10.10. Yes there are 9 other NFL players who have run faster. 5. There's 24-27 players that are actually world class sprinters (10.20 or better). All of them were faster than Bo. 6. Don't try to hand me the on field, in pads, in game speed crap. Because everything is still equal when they put on the 8-12lbs of equipment. The world class sprinters will slow a bit, but not enough to be slower than Bo. Also, Bo is not going to magically get faster after putting on the equipment.

[@sydboski]

Bruce Lee So basically you are trying to tell me that you don't know the difference between being quick and being fast? That is all you can refute?

[@sydboski]

Bruce Lee So you don't know the difference between a quick player and a fast player? Well let me educate you a little. A quick player would be Barry Sanders, LeSean McCoy, Darren Sproles, Dave Megget. A fast player would be Bob Hayes, Darrell Green, Jeff Demps, Trindon Holliday. If the two were the exact same they would have the exact same definition. They don't. So, again that is the only thing you could try and refute?

[@Tmas805]

Beast

[@ShaunTheNavigator]

Well, it WAS hand timed. Even still, it still translated to about a 4.2, 4.3. Still remarkable for a 230, 235 pound guy.

[@patrisio3]

People need to stop thinking Bo ran a 4.12 in the 40. He (and players like Deion) ran back in the old days when there was no electronic timing, but only hand held timing. Hand held timing makes a runner look faster than what he/she really is because humans have slower reaction time (than a computer) to start a clock....not to mention so much human error due to a human at the start trying to tell when a runner finishes 40 yards away or a human at the finish trying to tell when a runner has actually started 40 yards away.

[@Nate-xf6ns]

The 4.13 time stated is from the electronic system that existed back in 1986. If you listen to Bo Jackson tell the story.. the actual human stopwatch times were faster than the 4.13 reported electronically. Yes there were electronic systems in 1986.. maybe not as good as today obviously but this comment is false.

[@RemoGutierrez1]

how they say, Marcus Allen was running back on the same team, hall of famer, and then Bo comes on and they're like 'Lets just give the ball to Bo'..

[@useyonina_]

R A I D E R S 🏴‍☠️ NFL - k #BO#1

[@sydboski]

Not in the speed dept.

[@PaulJersey]

How could Bo not be number one?

[@sydboski]

Because there are plenty of players who ran faster than Bo. He should not be on the list.

[@snellfer838]

@@sydboski he has the fastest 40 time

[@sydboski]

@@snellfer838 That time is a complete fluffed myth.

[@snellfer838]

@@sydboski Yeah ok and who are the "plenty" of that are faster than him?

[@sydboski]

@@snellfer838 Well first the 40 does not measure the top speed of the fastest players. It only measures quickness and partial acceleration as the fastest players do not reach top speed till about 50m out. They are still accelerating a the 40yd mark. So the 40 cannot possibly determine who is the fastest especially when they aren't even running their fastest. The real measure of actual speed is the 100m dash. I has all of the aspects of one's speed. Start/quickness, acceleration, top speed and speed endurance (how long you can maintain top speed and slow deceleration), That said, here is a short list of the fastest players by verified 100m times. 1. Jim Hines 9.95 9/14/1968 (Dolphins 1969 - Chiefs 1970) 2. Trindon Holliday 10.00 6/10 & 12/2009 (Texans, Broncos, SF) 3. Jeffrey Demps RB 10.01 6/28/2008 (Buccaneers) Jacoby Ford 10.01 6/10/2009 (Raiders) 5. Bob Hayes 10.06 10/15/1964 (Cowboys, 49ers) Ron Brown 10.06 8/24/1983 (Rams, Raiders) 7. Alvis Whitted 10.07 7/15/1996 (Jaguars, Raiders) 8. Darrell Green 10.08 4/13/1983 (Redskins) 9. Sam Graddy 10.09 5/12/1984 (Broncos, Raiders) Anthony Schwartz 10.09 5/05/2018 Browns 11. Willie Gault 10.10 6/5/1982 (Bears, Raiders) 12.Curtis Dickey RB 10.11 1978 (Colts, Browns) Mike Miller 10.11 6/5/1982 (Giants, Saints) 14. Tony Brown 10.12 6/7/2017 (Chargers, Packers, Bengals) 15. James Trapp 10.14 6/5/1992 (Raiders, Ravens, Jaguars) 16. James Jett 10.16 6/5/1992 (Raiders) Teddy Williams 10.16 5/10/2008 (Cowboys, Colts, Cards, Bears, Jags, Panthers, Giants) 18. Michael Bates 10.17 7/21/1991 (Seahawks, Panthers, Browns, Skins, Jets, Cowboys) Sultan McCullough 10.17 3/6/1999 (Redskins) 20. Michael Bennett RB 10.18 5/20/2000 (Vikings, Saints, Chiefs, Bucs, Chargers, Raiders) Samie Parker WR 10.18 5/17/2003 (Chiefs) 22. Tyreek Hill 10.19 5/26/2012 (Chiefs) 23. Terrance Newman DB 10.20 3/22/2002 (Cowboys, Bengals, Vikings) 24. Mark Duper WR 10.21 4/15/1982 (Dolphins) Anthony Phillips 10.21 5/29/1993 (Falcons, Vikings) Jonathan Wade 10.21 5/04/2002 (Rams, Bengals, Lions, Dolphins) 27. Brian Witherspoon 10.22 6//8/2013 (Jags, Lions, Giants) Donte Jackson 10.22 4/29/2017 (Panthers) Kalon Barnes 10.22 5/13/2017 Panthers 30. Clyde Glossom 10.23 9/10/1968 (Bills) Johnny “Lam” Jones 10.23 6/20/1976 (Jets) Herschel Walker 10.23 6/08/1982 (Cowboys, Vikings, Eagles, Giants) Jamaal Charles 10.23 5/14/2006 (Chiefs, Broncos) 34. Renaldo Nehemiah 10.24 6/26/1979 (49ers) Phil Epps 10.24 4/16/1983 (Packers, Jets) 36. Chris Sanders 10.25 5/02/1992 (Oilers, Titans) Reggie Jones 10.25 5/15/1993 (Panthers, Chargers) Tony Simmons 10.25 5/18/1996 (Pats, Browns, Colts, Giants) 39. Deion Sanders 10.26 4/23/1988 (Falcons, 49ers, Cowboys, Redskins, Ravens) Patrick Johnson 10.26 4/28/1995 (Ravens, Jags, Skins) 41. Tye Hill 10.27 6/10/2004 (Rams, Falcons, Lions) Carlos Francis 10.27 4/21/2000 Raiders Devin Duvernay 10.27 5/16/2015 Ravens 44. Curtis Conway 10.28 3/14/1992 (Bears, Chargers, Jets, 49ers) Ricardo Lockette 10.28 5/09/2009 (Seahawks) Raheem Mostert 10.28 5/17/2014 Chiefs 47. CJ Spiller RB 10.29 5/30/2008 (Bills) Ronnie Powell WR 10.29 4/05/1997 (Browns) Laverne Smith RB 10.29 5/15/1976 (Steelers) 50. Warrwick Dunn RB 10.31 3/16/1996 Bucs, Falcons 51. John Stone WR 10.32 4/15/2000 Raiders 52. Marcus Robinson WR 10.33 5/17/1996 (Bears, Ravens, Vikings) 53. Rod Woodson CB-S 10.34 6/16/1987 (Steelers, 49ers, Ravens, Raiders) Javelin Guidry CB 10.34 4/08/2017 Jets 54. Terry Mc Daniel CB 10.35 4/13/1985 Raiders, Seahawks Troy Williamson WR 10.35 4/20/2002 Vikings, 55. DK Metcalf WR 10.36 5/09/2021 Seahawks Anthony Miller 10.38 5/10/1986 (Chargers, Broncos, Cowboys) Marquise Goodwin 10.38 5/10/2008 (Bills) Adoree Jackson CB 10.38 5/10/2016 (Titans) 59. Vance Johnson 10.39 4/28/1984 Broncos, Chargers Stanford Routt 10.39 5/15/2004 (Raiders, Titans, Chiefs) 61. Butch Woolfolk RB 10.40 5/23/1981 (Giants, Oilers, Lions) Stephen Davis RB 10.40 5/21/1991 Skins, Panthers, RB Deve0ry Henderson 10.40 3/24/2001 (Saints) 64. Eddie Kennison 10.41 4/15/1994 (Rams, Saints, Bears, Chiefs, Broncos) Damiere Byrd 10.41 6/09/2011 (Panthers, Cardinals) Ronald Darby 10.41 6/17/2011 (Bills, Eagles, Wash) 67. Reggie Bush 10.42 5/31/2002 (Saints, Dolphins, Lions, 49ers, Bills) Brandon Banks 10.42 6/16/2006 (Skins) Nyheim Hines 10.42 5/25/2017 (Colts) 70. Bo Jackson 10.44 3/17/1984 (Raiders)

[@inveca]

i've never agreed that he 'ran over' bosworth. compare mike harden's attempt to bosworth's. at impact, harden's feet are in the air and he's dismissed. with bosworth, his feet don't leave the ground until bo falls forward into the endzone. that jackson 'stole his manhood' as jason cole said? hardly. that he failed to stop bo from scoring? absolutely.

[@tylerfrost1174]

his 40 yard dash was 4.12!! that is ridiculous

[@BearFaceTV]

He dislocated his hip and stood up like nothing happened 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@johnregis9846]

4:12 in the combine NFL why is he not the 1 fastest.

[@burncity6583]

John Regis cause it was measured on a stop watch so it wasn't accurate

[@Kuhlayo43]

no, it wasn't. It was done electronically. Bo Jackson said that the people who tried to use stop watches had him at 3.9 or 4 flat, way faster than the electronic.

[@alfonsowhite7613]

Vasilios Dokouslis Lol, you aren't God, you can't just say what can and can't be done.

[@jacksondill11]

Vasilios Dokouslis actually a human can run that fast, Bo did it.

[@jacksondill11]

Vasilios Dokouslis do you really know that?

[@Rationalist101]

go to 4:25 for the best highlight ever

[@KH-jx1lo]

2:28 for SUPER BO

[@curlyfries7697]

I'm sorry, but Jim Thorpe gets the title for greatest athlete ever.

[@sydboski]

Agreed!

[@troynaval4526]

curly fries lol Bo shits on Thorpe what the hell you mean

[@sydboski]

Troy Naval Thorpe played multiple positions in the NFL, he played in MLB, he played pro basketball too. On top of that he won 2 gold medals in the Olympics in the decathlon and pentathlon he competed in the individual high jump and long jump also. That's 17 events in One Olympiad. Bo can't hold a candle to Thorpe.

[@andydavis649]

Bo's Decathlon and pentathlon results in high school were better than Thorpes in his prime. Same with high jump and long jump. Bo far outclasses thorpe

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

Nobody was faster than Bo. Deion and Darryl Green were as fast. Who else put up a 4.12 40 time? Even if it was unofficial, to be sub-4.2 is unheard of.

[@sydboski]

Yes 4.12 is unheard of. Bo's 40 time was a hand timed fluffed myth.

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

@@sydboski i actually found out this was electronically timed. Officially, it was 4.13.

[@sydboski]

@@BROTHAWARRIOR LMAO!! Let me guess. You got it from Bo's story? LMAO! If you got it from that story then you know it was not at the combine. So if it was not at the combine it is NOT official. There are only 3 methods of timing. Hand, semi-automatic, and fully automatic. All of which can be displayed electronically. The NFL exclusively used hand timing up through 1998. In 1999 they switched to semi-automatic. NFL pro days have always and still are hand timed. Bo wants you to believe the NFL made a special consideration just for him to use equipment they never used before or since to "electronically" time only him on his pro day. I will leave you with this; Christian Coleman, current 60m World Record holder, 6th fastest human EVER 9.76 100m, and quickest starter in sprint history, ran an NFL style 40 in 4.12. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3fCqqKIlt6Cf6Msi=YM-T3C5yd-EA4kkW Do you actually believe that a 230lb non world class sprinter from 1986 could run stride for stride with Coleman when today's world class sprinters can't? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnW9k36Ih6psadE Stop it. Bo's 40 time was fluffed.

[@jwspitz35]

This is the one I actually needed to comment on. Bo should be top-2 or 3, 100%

[@sydboski]

+J. Wellington Spitler Not with his 100m time. It was only 10.44 which is not even in the top 60 NFL all-time fastest players.

[@peepsyogi]

Raider Nation Bo Jackson

[@donovanyoung9996]

Greatest athlete in the history of the world? Has that man ever heard of Usain Bolt, the fastest man to ever walk the earth

[@cristelahopkins447]

Lamborghini TV Man .....in modern times, brother. Remember, people used to have to run from stones, swords, and spears to save their lives, when foot travel was the only option for most, and genetic loads were few.

[@krisross8818]

#1 fastest player all time, no competition. He proved it at the combine and he proved it on the field. That freak of nature beat out a routine ground ball to second by a full step. Nobody his size will ever be able to do that. No one half his size can do it, he was in the purest sense of the words a freak of fucking nature. Sucks his time was so brief, I doubt we will ever see the like again.

[@lasports5236]

do the top strongest players in nfl history

[@mula00]

If you google fastest 40 times at the combine, Bo Jackson is number one!

[@daneosborn3476]

it also was unofficial because the nfl recognizes it isnt accurate. they wont even try to recognize it because they they know its not accurate.

[@bradford5102]

My top two are Bo Jackson and JJ Watt

[@Slaughterhauzen]

What does the length of his career have to do with how he ranks among the fastest players? Bo Jackson came from Mount Olympus. He’s #1

[@sydboski]

Manly and Loving It No. Bo isn't even in the top 25 fastest in NFL history based on speed alone

[@astoria9332]

sydboski top 25? How old are u? 12? Bo jackson was so fast when u saw him in real times

[@daltondenmark1018]

G.O.A.T

[@johnold4053]

If you think Bo is slow watch hsi first MLB at bat. Grounder to 2nd baseman and he beat the throw... Now tell me you think he isn't a 4.12 player. That is unheard of in the MLB. Made a routine out a base hit.

[@MC-ww5yg]

Hand timed, nobody has run faster than Chris Johnson at an NFL combine.

[@johnold4053]

+Manny Cal That's totally irrelevant to what I said. The fact Bo beat a grounder to a second baseman is unheard of. Look up his first MLB at bat please.

[@MC-ww5yg]

+John Old I've seen that atbat it was great, he fought like a lion, but the ball was almost in right field. Look at where the 2nd baseman was at the time of the throw. Yes he's fast, and yes he beat it, but most fast players would beat that out. Bo was great and special, but to me Herschel was more of a freak, and yes faster!

[@iStylesOG]

Didn't he run a 4.12 40

[@wasup8264]

yeah

[@muckiee]

+Syn Stilo unoffically yeah

[@str8jaz]

+Berz its the big fish story your uncle tells you every family cook out. back when I was a kid the rumor was Bo ran a 4.3 something. Every couple years the fish keeps getting bigger! Another 10 or 20 years people will be talking about how Bo broke 4 flat!

[@iStylesOG]

Jay Bee bo actually told someone from sc or something like a couple days ago the story of how he ran a 4.13 at the nfl combine when he was on his way to track practice and a coach stopped him and asked him to run a 40. it was completely official but they had multiple people with stop watches and the computer timer thing working which recorded him running a 4.13

[@muckiee]

Jay Bee My father kept me away from my uncles lol that's what i've heard though

[@bankrolleli7525]

Bo Jackson had a 4.17 40 yard dash

[@riseup4153]

4.12 dumbass

[@gordonfreeman2346]

+Rise Up hand time bruh. Not accurate at all

[@joshhaynes3126]

Bo is the best back of alltime easily . but I've seen faster 98 moss was much faster after about 50 yards moss would pull on Bo jackson prime time Daryl green .. there all speedsters but randy moss has another gear and world class long stride speed .

[@MrCyborg1973]

best all around complete back the nfl has ever seen !!! he had everything and was great at everything...power, agility, vision, speed, hands, blocking, size...if his hip never got hurt he and or barry sanders would of held the rushing title, not emmit smith !!! emmit smith was a good back, but not elite, he had one of the greatest offensive lines in nfl history his whole career and a passing game which was always pretty good..and emmit ran most his carrys behind one of the greatest fullbacks in history in daryl ''moose'' johnson ! you never hardly ever seen bo or barry that much with a fullback in front of them and their offensive lines were not considered great!

[@vestibulate]

MrCyborg Great as he was (in flashes) Bo was never a heavy duty back. He was unable to establish himself as the full time ball-carrier for Oakland over Marcus Allen. His highest season total of rushing touchdowns was five. He never gained a thousand yards. He was a tremendous athlete, without question, but I submit for your consideration one James Nathaniel Brown. Just look at the record. People talk about Bo Jackson's potential. They talk about Jim Brown's achievements.

[@chiefofclutch5602]

I have to comment because of the amount of comments right now

[@seahawkfans2662]

Bo Jackson and Walter Payton are number 34.