"BULLET" BOB HAYES EVERY 50+ YARD NFL TOUCHDOWN

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

The ONLY man to own a Super Bowl Championship ring and an Olympic Gold Medal. Bob actually won two Gold Medals at the 1964 Tokyo Summer games.

[@dwightlove3704]

He won TWO GOLD MEDALS FOR THE 100M&4X1 RELAY

[@milojanis4901]

​@dwightlove3704 Man, one Bob Hayes was a bad enough, but starting at around the 3:45 mark, there were 2 of him!!!😅😅😅

[@LoydKline-uw4no]

Bob ( bullet)Hayes 🏃‍♀️ faster than speeding bullet ,, laugh, laugh

[@carnivalgods4573]

World's fastest man and HOF football player. Truly one if the greatest athletes to ever live imvho.

[@lemontadams3029]

NFL films legendary. Bullet Bob Legendary

[@davidmorgan8607]

Wonderful compilation of videos. Nice to see my first sports hero appreciated in this way. Bob Hayes, the greatest of the sprinter/receivers!

[@drewrocker9934]

All I got to say is wow!! I have always heard how great Bob Hayes was and this shows it! He has to either hold or be close to holding the record for most TD"S of 50 or more yards. Phenomenal footage!

[@jacobjones5269]

Lenny Moore (26)..

[@theimp5901]

Won the Olympic 100 in borrowed shoes on a beat up cinder track. One of the fastest humans to ever live .50 years later he would probably beat any current NFL player on on a synthetic track and 2023 shoes.

[@williamrowlett740]

I loved that Bobby Hayes never spiked the ball after his TD's. He made so many his arm might have fallen off. Earl Campbell never spiked, either, because he knew when you made it to the end zone, you acted like you've been there before.

[@jaybennett236]

And Walter Payton handed the ball to a ref, if he could.

[@70sfan17]

Yes, and Barry sanders

[@70sfan17]

@@jaybennett236 Walter Payton was a gentleman and the best football player I ever saw!

[@gregshirley-jeffersonboule6258]

Spiking came along a little later, in the mid-late '70s.

[@rickromano5723]

Bob Hayes Fastest Man that ever Lived and changed the game!!

[@deepcosmiclove]

Yes and the best receiver of the 60's better than Bambi, Shofner, Sonny Randle or any of them: faster, stronger, and more competitive. Like you say, he changed the game and nobody could cover him.

[@assaniase8638]

Usain Bolt

[@swalterstennis]

Bob Hayes was my favorite player growing up. He was so cool! Well, he and Roman Gabriel.

[@nflxfiles]

Two great choices! Thank you for watching & commenting.

[@websterscam]

Bob Hayes is the most dangerous weapon ever to step on a football field,also i believe the fastest man ever to live.At the 1963 AAU track and field championships,Hayes set a new world record in the 100 yd.dash of 9.1 seconds,in the prelims,in the final,he slipped coming out of the blocks,for most men the race would be over,Bob turned on the jets,and won the race and clocked another 9.1 for the 100 yds.

[@jaybennett236]

Probably on dirt or cinders, too!!

[@tomasgarcia1229]

How is he the world's 2and fastest human? Who was fsster?

[@truefunk99]

And he should have been in NFL Hall of Fame within 2-3 years after retiring in 1975 not in 2009!

[@billythekid3234]

Well I think he would have but he did go to prison for drugs,,,,,,,,,,,,, That's what kept him out for so long!

[@donaldyoung9002]

A player can't be voted into the hall of fame until 5 years after retiring.

[@rftulie]

The flags at the corners of the end zone! The goalposts right up on the goal line! Surf music accompanying the highlights! And I was just a kid.

[@jaybennett236]

What receiver in the last 25 years could run 10.00 for 100meters on a dirt (chewed up )track? Many world class sprinters today don't run 10.00 on modern tracks! And NONE could play professional football like he did. Even Jim Hines only ran 5 100ths (9.95) faster 4 years later in the mile high air of Mexico City! Bob Hayes will always be the best!

[@prairiehills416]

I was a footballer and track athlete at the same time that Bullet, Bob Hayes was in the 1964 Olympics. As a Receiver in footfall, and a Sprinter in Track; Bob was the guy that I tried to emulate. The Best Track Star-Footballer of All Time. RIP Bob.

[@oneofspades]

Think he ran the 100 m on the analog stop watches. He was born too early.

[@sunondalyons73]

The improvements in track technology matters. Of course guys who came after Bob Hayes ran better times, the more tracks and shoes improved the faster the times have gotten. Bolt is the fastest man in history, but he wouldn't run 9.58 on a soft shitty track.

[@carnivalgods4573]

Given Bob was only 21 at the time of his gold medal victories. He would have been much closer to his prime in the following Olympics as well as running on a synthetic track. Fun to speculate.

[@califsportsshots]

My cousin Roger Sayers, Gale's old brother had beaten Bob twice and before Bob beat him in the USA vs The World in 1965 @ Stanford I have the phone of them crossing the finish line at 10.01 in the 100 meters with Bob edging Roger out, they were great competitors . In the US they were still running yards and meters in International competition.

[@randquadrozzi5850]

He had such an easy time getting open it was like everyone else was moving in slow motion

[@Mindfultranslations]

22 … like a .22 caliber. Fast sleek and gets the job done. Favorite caliber of assassins hand gun . Double deuce . That came in #1 in track and football. And that name : easy to remember. Hard to forget!

[@thisplaceisazoo]

Brings back childhood memories. I had 3D football cards of both Bob Hayes and Craig Morton. Wish I still had them.

[@tombrzozowski173]

I have this rookie card in mint condition!!

[@rogerskimbrough5438]

Bob Hayes was a very gifted amazing athlete/football player

[@thesarge4457]

I've been a Dallas Cowboys fan since the 1960's, I only saw Mr. Bob Hayes on tv, but I would have loved to see him play in the Cotton Bowl back in the day. RIP Sir, Thank You for Great Memories. THE SARGE

[@georgenedelkoffnedelkoffu833]

God given speed , very natural runner !

[@ScotArmour]

Bob Hayes is no doubt the fastest to live.Undefeated in 49 consecutive sprints,in college track,clocked 5 times,at 9.1 seconds at 100 yds.Where he really proves he is the fastest ever,is his anchor leg at Tokyo,this leg has been timed frame by frame by an expert,his time,8.55 seconds,and this was on a moist dirt track at Tokyo,i can tell you this it would have been even faster on todays mono-synthetc tracks engineered for speed.This man could fly.The fastest then,and the fastest now.

[@jaybennett236]

I did my best to watch the relay frame by frame off You Tube. I am almost positive he took the baton ON THE CURVE. That means he actually ran FURTHER than 100 meters!

[@dwightlove3704]

Hayes has TWO GOLD MEDALS

[@elderhardaway5674]

**The Human Flash** The One And The Only: **Bob Hayes** This **Amazing Athlete** Was **Incredible** He Had **Great Speed**

[@benthekeeshond545]

@5:43, the announcer said the 2nd fastest human. Give Bullet Bob a break, he is the fastest man ever so far. Even the PEDs sprinters are not as fast as the Great Bob Hayes. Bob Hayes, the greatest and the fastest sprinter ever.

[@rickromano5723]

Not even close Bob ran on cinder dirt tracks retired at 21 never came close to reaching his potential Bob Hayes fastest man that ever Lived!!!

[@6400az]

** That s because the announcer, Jack Whitaker does'nt ride bandwagons. By this time Jimmy Hines had run a faster 100 time.

[@TheCdecisneros]

He made teams adopt the zone.

[@brooklynbobbyscardrips]

Used to love when Bullet would return punts...Fastest NFL player...ever

[@LoydKline-uw4no]

I surprise it didn"t hurt running 🏃‍♀️ track with the NFL hits

[@beachcomber3036]

BOB HAYES IS MY HERO.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

Thank you for compiling these great plays! And we’ll presented in order. The video of the 1967 Thanksgiving game against St Louis is hard to find. That game was the very first NFL game I ever watched and Bullet Bob became my favorite player. I had remembered him winning the gold medals in Tokyo but didn’t know he was a pro football player until that game.

[@nflxfiles]

My pleasure I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching & sharing your Bob Hayes experience. What a great (and, yes, hard to find / blurry if you do) game to be your first to watch & great player to be your favorite. After that performance & the gold medals I guess he almost had to be.

[@JamesFFHarris]

The ORIGINAL "GOAT", PERIOD.

[@claudiatucker5145]

FAMU’s College Football Head Coach Jake Gaither once said, “ I want my players to be agile, mobile, and hostile on the football field”. Bob Hayes was exactly that kind of football player. Hayes destroyed defenses.

[@oldmcdonald3376]

my favorite player when i was 10 and just discovered football

[@noelhernandez363]

DAMN!! Once #22 turned on the jets NOBODY could catch him!! 👋🏈

[@6400az]

He WAS absolutely caught from behind.

[@larrylong9367]

@@6400az ... I thought he 'wasn't' ever caught from behind ... Look at this Video from the 5 minute mark ... Clarence Childs, NY Giants ... did not lose an inch chasing him ... and if Childs knew what I KNOW, ... it would have been a tackle !

[@lewiserwin2686]

He had great speed, absolutely, but his concentration was absolutely amazing

[@DiscoCaldwell-gm2if]

This was great to watch, thank you!

[@nflxfiles]

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching & commenting!

[@elderhardaway5674]

**Legendary Olympic Champion** **Legendary Super Bowl Champion** **Bob Hayes**

[@Phillyboi215]

To see somebody that fast in the 60s is insane they probably thought bro had real super powers

[@williamt256]

If you can find it, check out when he rand all the down the field, the ball was intercepted. He paused then took and ran the defender down. Talk about a missle.

[@deepcosmiclove]

The Cowboys got Hayes in the 7th round. Nowadays NFL teams are a lot smarter, better informed, more film etc. He'd be a 1st round selection.

[@nflxfiles]

Great observation. Thank you for watching.

[@kenmcdaniel6913]

Thats because he played at an HBCU. The NFL at the time didnt select players from HBCU's. Whe that all changed and HBCU players came into the NFL the game was forever changed.

[@The360Nate]

People say Hill is the fastest player in NFL history, but that’s just recency bias Bullet Bob remains the fastest man to ever play in the NFL.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

A Cowboy linebacker beat Hill in the 2022 fastest man in the NFL race lol. Hill isn’t even in the same category as Bullet Bob.

[@ytoowbbb8997]

@@Redwhiteblue-gr5em You’re stupid if you think hill was trying

[@nflxfiles]

Recency bias imo. Thanks for watching & commenting.

[@nflxfiles]

@@Redwhiteblue-gr5em Hilarious.

[@loydkline]

Today they got fancy track shoes ;; fancy weight equipment etc etc : fancy chothes track runners 🏃‍♀️

[@georgemocol7360]

There is no way a star wide receiver would ever return punts today.

[@robparadise6099]

#22 SHOULD have been retired by the Dallas Cowboys for Bullet Bob instead of the running back.

[@afguy79]

Lmao @ "the running back"

[@afguy79]

U realize it's not retired right?

[@robparadise6099]

@@afguy79 Yes however, Nos. 8, 12 and 22 have been out of circulation in Dallas - its implied.

[@coolsharky1]

@@robparadise6099 no kidding. You said instead of the RB. Emmitt isn't the only reason it's unused.

[@tomasgarcia1229]

I hope y'all remember Bob's crazy studder-step where a defender be directly in front of Bob. Bob would studder-step and voom, by the defender and gone! Awesome!!

[@edwardaguilar6322]

With 3 really good QBs,

[@t.s.9656]

If this guy were a sprinter in todays world, we wouldn't even know Usain Bolts name.

[@davidmorgan8607]

Agree. Bolt got to run on the bouncy tartan surfaces of his day, not the cinder tracks Hayes ran on.

[@draco2xx]

bolt fast asf, he smokes bob hayes

[@derickclemons369]

Love Hayes but ain't nobody beating Bolt at his peak.

[@cbrend22]

Hayes ran a 10.05 on dirt/cinder tracks that experts say cost spinters .4-.5 of a second. The shoes were far worse, probably an easy .1-.2, and they had prehistoric training, nutrition, medicine, etc. Sorry, but the the track and shoes alone would put him is no worse than 9.6 territory, and Bolt’s WR is 9.58. Imagine if Hayes had access to all the current training and competition? They didn’t even believe in weight training for runners back then. Imagine if he didnt retire at 22! Hayes played football because there was no money in track back then. Bolt is worth over 90 million, and ran into his thirties. Hayes may not have seen Bolt because no one has eyes in the back of their head.

[@kenmcdaniel6913]

The original deep threat!!!!! He forced defenses to change their schemes. He changed the way defenses played. They couldnt hold him. They tried to keep him out of thr HOF buy they couldnt because of how he affected the game.

[@rickycole6327]

Tom Landry was a man ahead of his time finding players from other sports making them All Pro and Hall of Fame players Bob Hayes Cornell Green was a basketball player in college became a Pro Bowl defensive back Bob Hayes changed the way defensive secondary played RIP BOB 🌺

[@dannapier2560]

Without a shadow of a doubt Bullet Bob Hayes IS the GREATEST WR to ever play in the NFL!

[@kviehdor]

Why is every old replay in slow motion

[@oldmcdonald3376]

he still holds the record for average yards per catch

[@richdouglas2311]

The game was so much more simple back then that converting a sprinter into a receiver made sense. Defenses were simpler and passing was much more rare--and designed for big gains. That meant speedsters were at a premium. I'm glad "Bullet Bob" is in the HoF.

[@daveconleyportfolio5192]

Also, multi-sport athletes were more common because there wasn't enough money to specialize. Two members of USC's world record 400 relay team were superb football players -- OJ Simpson and Earl McCullough. They also benefited from track training which was much more modern than football's.

[@smoothmisticmike7040]

Arguably one of the greatest athletes of all time…HOF officials should’ve had the gold jacket waiting for him when he exited the field on his last game, instead it took 35 years to induct him…go figure…I see traces of him in DK Metcalf…R.I.P. Mr. Bob Hayes…

[@TanielaLigairi]

man... what if Bob Hayes had been a rugby player?... his build and blistering speed would make him an excellent winger - possibly the best in World test rugby

[@georgesouthwick7000]

Nobody did more to change the passing game in the NFL than Bob Hayes, particularly regarding how it is defended.

[@Free_Frank410]

Shananon sharpe brought me here . Sheesh

[@johnberger5539]

When Hayes outran the Giants Clarence Childs, he was asked if he was fearful that Childs would catch him. Hayes commented, "No, I knew Clarence at Florida A & M. He was only a 9.4 man ( 100 yd dash)."

[@IsaacJacob6]

I hate that all these videos are slowed down and you can’t really see how fast he really is

[@georgenedelkoffnedelkoffu833]

Every defensive half- back wanted to be the one that caught Hayes from behind !

[@skinnytinny9023]

....because nothing gives the impression of speed like slo-mo.

[@user619tlsdca5]

This guy was EXTREMLY FAST in Football alone. Forget his 100 yard dash, he seems faster of 40 yarders of break away runs and catches. On film it was very obvious Hayes was a speedster...

[@robertjones8771]

YES💪🏽🏈💯

[@Stacie45]

If Bob Hayes was a young sprinter today I wonder how fast he would have been. I think he would have scared Usain Bolt.

[@ericdaley5281]

Bullet Bob Hayes, was clocked at 35MPH. By, today’s standards, he would easily run, under a, 4.2(Forty). I’m, an original Dallas Texans Fan, when, Dandy Don Meredith was the starting quarterback. God bless-Eric Daley(Atlanta, GA/CT/TX/MS/FL)!🙏🏿😇🏈🇺🇸🇯🇲🇧🇧🇧🇴🇪🇷🇵🇷🇨🇴🇲🇽🇨🇺🇰🇷🇩🇪🇯🇵🇨🇦🏈🌎

[@larrylong9367]

Today: May 5th, 2024:.... @ the 5 minute mark: Clarence Childs starts his chase vs. BOB HAYES ... the distance between them Never Decreases ! Today: May 5th, 2024: What I KNOW, would have taken down ... DOWN, the great Bob Hayes, who was never caught from behind. Rest in Piece Clarence Childs ... I wish I could have told you ! ... (I really don't know if he is still alive) He signed with the Giants as a free-agent ! He ran a 9.4 100 yard dash.

[@MillicentSquirrelHole]

Bullet Bob?..oh, yeah, sure..but..tha' groovy an' really boss backin' soundtrack?..tha' ginchiest, baby!

[@darwinfussle5031]

Fam U

[@jaybennett236]

We Boomers are sometimes ridiculed like all older generations because we tell stories of how great athletes were in "our day". But we are right. Who dares compare any basketball player in the last 20 years to Chamberlain and Russell!! Hayes would have smoked the 1968 and 1972 Olympians! (When then next olympics come along I always write down the track and field records set in 1968 and compare. It is often laughable how little progress has been made!) Ali was the Greatest!! How he would have destroyed the giant slugs of today!

[@randyduyck6254]

I hear he was real fast!

[@thedude-jb7wx]

speed up tape to 1.35 to 1.4 to see reg speed instead of slow mo. It looks pretty accurate for some plays

[@artholyoke]

He runs like a wounded animal

[@mr.alonzofairley5476]

Only peoples that remind me of Bob Hayes are: Jerry Rice,Micheal Vick,Deon Sanders,and C.J. Stroud....🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@frankieclayton9303]

Bob Lilly went out there and got the job done every time he touched the field I don't see that with the players with Dallas Cowboys today

[@johnbarron2269]

They should have deleted the blurred video-except for one second, at about 4:42- from 4:23 to 4:50

[@jimbratsos7869]

Road Runner catch him if you can Bobby Hayes blazing speed 😅

[@oldmcdonald3376]

vince lombardi once said that jim brown could run over you, but he didnt scare you. hayes can run a 9.1 hundred and he scared you to death. he changed the way teams played defence

[@theshield8744]

On each TD you see he (Hayes) had to wait on The ball. Don Meredith stated that he had to Overthrow Him for him to get close to The Ball. Meredith & Tom Landry stated in an Interview that throwing to Hayes made his arm erratic & sometimes he couldn't practice because of his arm was having spasms from throwing to Hayes. Craig Morton was a Big QB & Had a Rocket for an Arm & He too had to Overthrow to Hayes to get a completion.

[@anteup75]

The camera man was a real ceeep😂😂

[@1960317]

I love him for that. 😊

[@ckobo84]

Giants Clarence Childs was running with him step for step, Bob was not pulling away.

[@N.a.j.i.]

He had ALREADY had him beat by a few steps (how do u think that happened??). He didn't need to do anymore!! He was not catching that man. I AM SURE THAT DB WAS FAST, but IM ALSO SURE BOB HAYES COULDA RAN FASTER IF NEED BE

[@geraldinebrooks2438]

He is my cousin

[@9thCavalryDet]

HBCU made Florida A&M Rattler

[@tremunique6149]

I c his number is not retired.

[@afguy79]

You're hilarious lol

[@afguy79]

Cowboys don't retire numbers

[@tremunique6149]

@@afguy79 ok; Didn’t know that.

[@leep2969]

The Cowboys don't officially retire numbers, but they keep several out of circulation: 8 for Troy Aikman, 12 for Staubach, 22 for Emmitt Smith (also Hayes' number), and 74 for Bob Lilly.

[@williamweiss6128]

Like cheating to have him. Cool times back then.

[@kevincaputo7528]

reall

[@nathandenson7435]

Football is and always will be a team sport. You can say what you want, but, the quarterback is not the winner of every game.

[@assaniase8638]

Was he faster than Usain Bolt

[@bobt5778]

Tough to cover - he'd run by you, make the catch, then run away from you. My dad used to think he chickened out on crossing routes though.

[@6400az]

Would your dad prefer it if he ened up like Darryle Stingley??

[@tomloft2000]

They had a guy later named Drew Pearson that didn't "chicken out".

[@kevincaputo7528]

notice there was man two man covage he was so fast after he scored td heven kicked the extra point habit lo . lol habit yahave to realise the field goal crossbar was on goal line he almost called hotdog for celeration in endzone he kicked xtra point habit lol he boughthe half lol got beat by the hook lol nextime hell kick the xtra point romo wont be holding it lol to ny became little ant to me too tall jonesen lol wishes he kicked xtra point habit lol

[@kevincaputo7528]

Bob Heys was he greatest white man faster picking up chicks lol im legene is a motovation ifmarie seas gene capt nelsun sees stars lol

[@drobson8004]

Time for your meds

[@leonmaliniak]

I always knew Hayes was the fastest sprinter in the NFL but I never knew he was also so shifty and elusive when he had to be....shades of Barry Sanders