The Myth of Bo Jackson

Eddie George has a sit down with Patrick Bet-David and talks his life as a football star, new ventures and in this case, the fastest player he ever faced. Stay tuned for a full interview coming soon on Valuetainment. Make sure to subscribe to Valuetainment for the updates: bit.ly/2aPEwD4
About Eddie George: Edward Nathan George Jr. is a former professional American football player who was a running back in the National Football League for nine seasons. He played college football for Ohio State University and won the Heisman Trophy in 1995.
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[@henryperez3559]

Not only was Bo Jackson one of the great athletes in history But he is also humble and very good man

[@imtheman4805]

Always happy to see other great players talk about how incredible he was … because we will Never hear Bo say it

[@peteranserin3708]

You are some kind of a fool? Look at his numbers. He was mediocre in baseball and he was mediocre in football. GTFO

[@brosefmcman8264]

Broke my heart when Bo Jackson’s career ended. Such a great time in sports let alone the NFL

[@sinoverlord409]

Imagine how devastated I was being a Raiders fan

[@Mr.International82]

I agree. We were definitely cheated seeing what else bo could’ve done in both baseball and football had he not gotten injured.

[@simplysimple7628]

Yup. I was born in 78 and those days watching AMAZING athletes. AAAAAAAAAMAZING!!!! Athletes, was just a time to be alive as a youngster. Just incredible intensity. Incredible artistry. Incredible work ethics. Incredible creativity on the playfields and courts. Just beyond f@cking words maaaan🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Anglovox]

....and on such a routine tackle.

[@grunt9131]

I remember that play

[@paint1013]

Bo was the best athelete I've ever seen in my 50 years.

[@williamromero4445]

Paint 101 I totally agree and I’m 50 to. 🇺🇸

[@bphilbac]

William Romero I’m 57 and totally agree!

[@bphilbac]

Ray B Totally agree

[@carlfreeman6687]

55 and agree!

[@winning77th]

If bo played today they would accuse him of steroids, he was that good

[@MikeJea]

I'll listen to anybody talking about Bo Jackson!

[@bellmeisterful]

Me too. Gonna go watch his documentary now...love his life story.

[@davidbryant9746]

Me to it's like candy to 2yr old!!

[@kozmeetorez]

Thank God we were able to see Bo do these things on television, so they wouldn’t be myths.

[@kch7051]

yep....So glad i was able to see that era in college and pro...we got robbed.

[@sydboski]

Bo's 40 is a complete myth.

[@yournostroleeoleeolees.]

He was on the Roids !!! He’s was weak !! He fumbled 11 times in 38 games that’s weak ...Trash!!! Garbage!!! He played baseball ⚾️ in the Canseco Era Steroid Era!!! Hello !!! Steroid users say the hip goes out first !!! ARod ...anyone??? Most Overrated Football Player of all time!! People give him too much praise!!!

[@michaelmcardle4096]

Who ever is talking shit never seen him play. Best athlete I have ever seen. Great players have been taken down to injury. BO was a goat and if you don't see it your nuts. Go play tech mo bowl that's the only player in my life time to have 100 rating in any video game. If you want a debate crack a bat like a tooth pick before you say a word.

[@kozmeetorez]

@@sydboski no doubt, still fast as shit doh.

[@teewhy6069]

I be soooo happy 2 hear the other athletes show respect and keep it 💯 with Legends like Bo

[@Skoshi33]

Indeed

[@dundukas7899]

bo was chosen to be that mythical character. objective measurements doen't support any of this nonsense, hence these goofies are told by the league to talk him up with their stories

[@cyrussheets4450]

Bo and Herschel Walker are freaks of nature. They're still outstanding athletes to this day in their 50s.

[@timothykelly628]

Bos fat now

[@raidersacdc4892]

Not just great athletes but great people also

[@cyrussheets4450]

@@raidersacdc4892 Herschel can be an asshole from what I've heard, but that might just be early CTI

[@hpshifter7783]

I had the privilege of seeing Bo Jackson playing outfield for my Royals in the mid/late 80s. Unbelievable, once in a generation talent.

[@ShadowamongtheKnight]

The big difference is Bo was like roughly 230lbs. Could run by u or through u.

[@maldad9073]

I got to see him play for the Royals on many occasions, and I've been to a ton of D1 and pro games, to see a man of his size move the way he did was indescribable. Television doesn't even come close to doing it justice, and I have a lot of experience to base that assessment on.

[@Jushandsum]

Maybe 235

[@danieljones1939]

225 @ Aubrun, as a Pro for LA Raiders he was listed @ 235.

[@oasiscrushinglife6878]

@@maldad9073 yeah, it just seemed natural for him I think it was easy to forget his size

[@sydboski]

@@danieljones1939 Bo was listed at 227 for his playing days.

[@theresawest2950]

I am an Alabama fan but when Bo Jackson played at Auburn, he was almost always unstoppable ! An incredible athlete !

[@marcusreed6647]

ROLL TIDE!

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

Eddie George was one hell of a football player

[@HomeDefender30]

I watched him at ohio state and followed his career in the nfl… my all time favorite buckeye… still blows my mind that I watched this guys entire college and professional career and now he has been retired forever…. When the hell did I get so old?

[@Torr3y9ether333]

@@HomeDefender30 that’s how I feel too bro all the great 90’s college players done played in the league and retired time really does fly💯🌍🌏🌎‼️‼️

[@ryanhuisman5381]

Bo Jackson was a Alabama State high school Decathalon champion as well. Almost a 7 foot high jumper.

[@wt0729]

...and a 48ft. triple jumper! Ridiculous athlete!

[@sydboski]

@@wt0729 Wilt Chamberlain ran 47 seconds in the 440yard dash in Hi tops on cinders. He triple jumped over 50 ft. He won the big eight High jump 3 times. He shot putted 56 ft. which is better than Bo's best of 50ft 1in. He is also in the Hall of fame for pro basketball and pro volleyball. THAT is ridiculous.

[@jamesanthony5681]

Almost 7' in the high jump? What did he jump?

[@MrJacksjb]

He won the HS Decathlon without running the mile (in Alabama in the '80's that was run instead of the 1500) because he already had it in the bag and didn't like running for distance.

[@sydboski]

@@MrJacksjb Sorry bud, but it has always been the 1500m run.

[@zyrover]

Bo Jackson is the most athletic person I've ever witnessed.

[@riogotti1008]

Eddie B fact!

[@sydboski]

I guess you've never seen Herschel Walker.

[@jamesanthony5681]

@@sydboski Did Herschel play MLB?

[@sydboski]

@@jamesanthony5681 Did Bo run 10.23 100m, go to the Olympics, or fight as a pro MMA fighter?

[@jamesanthony5681]

@@sydboski The Olympics? Herschel as a bobsledder, you're referencing? The fact that Bo played 2 major sports and did both extremely well speaks for itself. Awfully hard - almost impossible - to do much else outside of playing in the NFL and MLB, but Herschel was a great talent.

[@countdemoney7294]

I saw Bo live in the Cotton Bowl 1986. He was the fastest player I've ever witnessed on a football field. He was incredible. It was a sad day when he hurt his hip. The best overall athlete in my generation.

[@sydboski]

Herschel Walker was a better athlete and he was faster than Bo.

[@RaiderNation86]

@@sydboski No he wasn't. Bo was better.

[@sydboski]

@@RaiderNation86 I don't know why I never got this notification, but better to answer late than never. Yes. Walker was faster then Bo. 10.23 100m to Bo's 10.44 and 6.11 55m to Bo's 6.18. Bo was a better baseball player and arguably a better football player. But Walker was an Olympic Bobsledder, a pro MMA fighter with a fifth degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and a world class sprinter. It is easy to see who has the better athletic resume. Walker.

[@bigmike2464]

@@sydboski They were both great athletes. Problewm is, Bo got hurt and ended his NFL career before his prime even hit, and the injury severely hampered his Baseball career, so it is a hard call

[@sydboski]

@@bigmike2464 Nah, it's a fairly easy call because we can only go on what is not what if.

[@tava7886]

I had me a pair of Bo Jackson shoes back in ‘92, they were awesome!

[@hassanjacobs7506]

Same here south beaches 💯

[@mattyjay8883]

First athlete to market the cross trainer.

[@mikalasha8875]

Lol,got two pairs.

[@nsmcgirt]

Those track times for the football players are all Lies

[@tava7886]

nsmcgirt lol

[@newtoncountry5937]

I believe it was Howie Long who told this story, and I can't remember all the details or find any articles about it, but it goes that shortly after Bo arrived in LA, he was one of a handful of players who decided to have a skills competition. He beat the Raiders' QB's in the long throw, then punted it farther than the team punter to win that skill. I can't remember what it was but there was one more, it might have been longest FG, and he won that too. It may have been a foot race, I can't remember, but the point is that he won every category, beating all the starting players at their respective positions. The story might be just a myth and I may have gotten several things wrong due to lack of memory. But if it happens to be true, that's pretty amazing!

[@ynot6781]

Yeah , bo was a great athlete . Bo was not a great at either sport . Bo sold shoes

[@yeltsin6817]

I heard the same story. I think the allure of Bo Jackson is that there are so many stories like that. And also that is was before you tube so these stories get passed down from player to player and parent to child.

[@gregscott4479]

@@ynot6781 What are you even saying here?

[@panama8009]

​​@@ynot6781eally..lol. That is why Legendary baseball players all said in awe, they never seen anyone like him. Especially, first pitch, home run with longest shot in his first All Star game.. Oh, ask diva at the time , Seahawks Brian Bosworth and hard safety, Steve Atwater of Broncos and even the great cornerback,Ronnie Lott of 49ers , who got rolled that question.

[@Tboy439]

Howie Long also said....Bo is the one main who can make other great athletes look average. He also said....there is nothing about Bo that is over rated. And it was Howie who at first thought Bo was nuts if he thinks he can play a 162 game season in baseball, and then walk onto a football field with no training camp, and think he's going to be able to compete in the NFL. He ate those words pretty quickly.

[@larrymartin8146]

He is an amazing human. Great personality, humble and great sense of humor.

[@detronbrian]

my favorite stars/athletes are the ones who are nice people. I do not care how amazing an actor/athlete someone is if they are hateful. Dion Sanders was an amazing athlete, but his personality bothered me.

[@AUClay]

I had the pleasure and privilege of working for Bo during my time at Auburn. The most humble and generous man considering who he is! He was and is a huge ambassador for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital and hosted golf tournaments in Auburn and all over raising funds for Saint Jude’s. I got to eat breakfast with him at the AU Club, just the 2 of us, he was so gracious and wanted to talk fishing and hunting.

[@casualcausalityy]

Even as a kid you could tell Bo exuded class and kindness with very little ego. Prime Time was the perfect antithesis to Bo's quiet approach, Deion talked and dressed to entertain. Bo just let his play do the work

[@AUClay]

@@casualcausalityy Absolutely true, complete opposites! Bo is thankful for everything he has, and he has a lot, but he’s willing to give back. Bo Bikes Bama, St. Jude’s, and other charities. He definitely hasn’t forgotten his roots in Bessemer, Alabama.

[@timallbritton7329]

Dude re-located his own dislocated hip, still on the field. He was legendary.

[@cyrussheets4450]

But doing so is what actually ended his career, and I know the pain cuz I did the same thing with my shoulder and now its barely connected.

[@SteveLeicht1]

These men represent how all athletes should think and respect each other.

[@chrisstephens3196]

Bo was unreal. He played at just the right time. If he were to play today instead of then, people wouldn’t believe it and accuse him of taking PEDs. My brain can’t even wrap around the thought of what his career would of looked like and records he would of broken, had he not had a career ending injury.

[@ynot6781]

Why ? He was a mediocre baseball player at best , and nowhere near top running back Bo was a great strong fast athlete . But not in a conversation of greatness in either sport

[@ericduncan7266]

@@ynot6781 your a dumb ass. The dude was a freak of nature. He would have been in the HOF in both sports had it not been for that hip injury and that’s a fact. And if I recall if you make it to the HOF your one hell of a player. To say he wasn’t a top running back or a mediocre baseball player tells me you don’t know shit about sports. Still the only player to play in the all stars in baseball and the pro bowl in football. I’d say he was damn good at both sports.

[@richardmorris7063]

bo could make a 3 hr. highlight reel. that throw from the warning track to get Harold Reynolds at home was 1. about 340 ft. on the fly!

[@swingtrade2]

Bo turning the corner in Seattle - best run I ever saw.

[@powerboatguy2308]

Yes the way he ran past those DBs in that game was insane.

[@chrisdougherty4402]

The only “myth” about Bo Jackson is that there are myths about Bo Jackson!

[@billyd5317]

Hi Chris, great comment!

[@sydboski]

Bo's 40 is a complete myth.

[@barbecueboi1857]

@@sydboski look at the highlights

[@sydboski]

@@barbecueboi1857 So you think looking at highlights proves he ran 4.13?

[@barbecueboi1857]

Yeah, his 91 yard run proves that he ran 4.13

[@mikedenman2567]

I am 73 yrs old and Bo Jackson is the finest athlete I've seen, and I went to the University of Alabama

[@sydboski]

I guess you havent seen Wilt Chamberlain or Herschel Walker.

[@mikedenman2567]

@@sydboski I've seen both, both were great athletes, but Bo had more athletic ability than anyone I've seen

[@sydboski]

@@mikedenman2567 I guess you don't know that Chamberlain is in the HOF for pro basketball and pro volleyball, he triple jumped longer and high jumped higher than Bo and ran the quarter mile in under 48 seconds which is also faster than Bo. Herschel Walker was a pro football player, an Olympic bobsledder, and a Pro MMA fighter. He also has a 5th degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Walker was faster than Bo 10.23 100m to Bo's 10.44 and Walker threw the shot put farther than Bo.

[@powerboatguy2308]

@@sydboski Walker was great & a specimen also, but Bo was unique in that he did not even have to train or really work out, this according to his college coach and teammates. He has laid off of football for 2 years, not in shape then just shows up and breaks a Monday night football record? Wilt is overlooked, he was a freak of nature also. They were entraining doing a fight between Ali and Wilt, but Ali's handlers were really concerned, that even thought Wilt had no boxing skills, he was powerful and fast, had he got one shot in that could do it.

[@jbw4bama]

Bama fan here but will always give Bo the respect he deserves. Greatest athlete of all time.

[@sydboski]

Lol. There are athletes at least as great and some even greater. Bo - pro football and pro baseball Wilt Chamberlain - pro basketball and pro volleyball. In both Halls of fame. Hershel Walker - pro football, pro MMA, Olympic bobsledding. Was also a world class sprinter faster than Bo. 10.23 100m to Bo's 10.44. The greatest athlete ever is Jim Thorpe - pro football, pro baseball, pro basketball and was a 2 time Olympic gold medalist in the multi events.

[@Sldumas1983]

A true freak of nature Big Bo Jackson. He was like a Earl Campbell highbreed

[@Sldumas1983]

J. A. I agree 💯 👍🏾

[@jrs351]

Because of injuries

[@johnsanfilippo2516]

@J. A. No offense to other greats Jim Brown, O.J., or Barry Sanders but, there is Earl Campell and Bo Jackson then everyone else.

[@ynot6781]

Earl would've put bo in the hospital . Bo was fast , he hit open holes and he was gone . Earl made holes to run through with multiple players on his back And stop , bo is not even in a conversation with the greatest backs , nowhere near

[@mr.andmrs.armstrong8359]

One Bo and one Earl. No one ever like Campbell no one ever like Bo but you can't compare. With all respect to Bo Earl was second fiddle to no one. No one ran and dominated like he did. No one Bo included is a highbreed of Earl. Hearing about or watching highlights wasn't like watching Earl live pounding and demoralizing the defense all afternoon long. I wouldn't say it but if anything it could be said Earl ran like a highbreed of young Payton. Bigger stronger and faster with every bit as much heart.

[@sinoverlord409]

As sad as I am that Bo's career was cut short playing for the Raiders, I'm grateful that he became a Raider

[@shannonstiles8751]

Hands down my favorite pro athlete Bo Jackson 🇺🇸

[@jasonchinnick4773]

The thing that always amazed me about Bo was how ungodly strong he was. The way he would snap bats like twigs was so unbelievable. I tried to do that a million different ways and all it did was hurt like hell. Never could come close to doing it and I was 6ft 230lbs at the time and in great shape. He was someone to be in awe of that's for sure.

[@Ken120Hz]

Genetic freak of nature

[@vestibulate]

Jason Chinnick Dummy- he broke bats that were broken in play. Frustrated, he then snapped what remained of the handle. Nobody can take a sound bat and break it two over his own head or thigh.

[@jasonchinnick4773]

@@vestibulate kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6nMeKynfrRpe9k Watch and learn before you start calling people names!!!

[@HomeDefender30]

@@jasonchinnick4773 no no no….. you see he swung the bat so hard that it broke the handle…. Then he was able to easily break the rest over his thigh. Get it right! 😂 But in all seriousness that had to hurt like a bitch…. A solid bat broken over his leg like that….. ouch.

[@casualcausalityy]

​@@vestibulateSometimes he broke them after whiffing on a 3rd strike, with the Yankees he snapped a perfectly fine bat over his thigh like nothing

[@bdcddd]

Eddie George is a great athlete and an even more spectacular person. I was fortunate to meet him in Nashville airport one night. Tennessee had just lost a tough game to the Bengals. It was the night Corey Dillon ran for the most yards in NFL history (296). Many of the players were justifiably frustrated and down after a loss. Eddie could not have been kinder to my friend and I when we walked up to the team walking through the airport. 100% a class act. Thank you, Eddie, for being what a true “football hero” should be to kids.

[@parnellspeed5755]

Hearing this from a classy guy like Eddie George is awesome. Bo should be in both MLB and NFL HOF by now.

[@l-townboy700]

Bo Jackson should be a hall of famer. His speed and cannon of an arm is where all the myths come from.

[@mikehoncho8896]

Bo doesn't need the hall of fame. He's in a class of his own, GOAT.

[@EthnHayabusa]

What a joke. Overrated as hell.

[@operation_cashflow8125]

I love this channel. So much value

[@timothybrown5999]

Don’t think we will ever see someone be a two-sport all-star athlete again. Bo was a rare as they get

[@panama8009]

He ran track in college as well. Won the SEC indoor championships in 60 dash for Auburn.

[@michaeltorres5331]

Jim Thorpe is the greatest athlete of all time played pro football baseball and won several gold medals in the Olympics

[@timothybrown5999]

@@michaeltorres5331 Thorpe is quite possibly the greatest natural athlete ever. Believe he won some track events with shoes full of holes. But the big difference with Bo imo was he was an All Star in both sports when both sports were open to everyone. Thorpe dominated in Football and track, but was an average baseball player when everyone was hitting .300-.400. Thorpe was an absolute legend though, good call.

[@stvargas69]

I saw Bo run into a block of defenders and ran thru them and smoke the secondary for an 85yd run. I was stunned! Never seen that before or since. Thank you God for Bo Jackson

[@richardmorris7063]

I saw Bo play at the old Schafer stadium in Foxboro in 87.every time Bo stood up & put on his helmet the crowd roared. He scored on a 11 yrs run that should have been 3.Stanley Morgan won it for us that cold November evening!Bo is the 1 person that actually exceeds his mythological accolades!!!

[@thestandardbarber1708]

Pat needs to interview Herschel Walker. Most underrated athlete plus a great inspiration.

[@sydboski]

Walker is a better all around athlete than Bo.

[@RaiderNation86]

@@sydboski No he wasn't

[@sydboski]

@@RaiderNation86 So you think a guy who participated in 2 sports at the highest level is a better all around athlete than a guy who participated in 3 sports at the highest level AND was also a world class sprinter? Please explain that.

[@BreuckelensFinest]

Chris Johnson ran a 4.24 in the 40 & a 10.38 in the 100. Bo Jackson ran a 4.12 & a 10.39. Chris weighed 200 lbs & Bo weighed 235 lbs. Let that settle in.

[@sydboski]

CJ's 100m was 10.66. The 10.38 was wind aided and does not count. Bo's 40 time is a myth and his best 100 is 10.44. Bo weighed 227 coming into the league.

[@RaiderNation86]

@@sydboski Bo fastest

[@lamarlove9661]

EDDIE was A Killer back 2... Tha OHIO STATE BUCKEYES... LOVE

[@Mikael.formermilitary]

Bo and Eddie are what I aspired to be as an athlete. What kid wouldn't. Their legends will live forever.

[@gavanhillebold3131]

Played golf with Bo years ago, (Cog Hill) we’re on a short par 4 and Bo laces a 3 iron off the tee like a missile stiffing the pin 6ft away. I said damn Bo I’ve never seen anyone stiff the pin on this hole with an iron ? He said “ Bo knows his irons” hahaha great day

[@scuzzbecuzz]

I’m a die hard Bama fan but Bo Jackson was chiseled out of stone and probably best all around athlete EVER

[@sydboski]

Nope. That would be Jim Thorpe.

[@RaiderNation86]

@@sydboski Nope that would be Bo.

[@powerboatguy2308]

@@RaiderNation86 I have Bo has the best athlete of all time, followed closely by Wilt Chamberlain who was a track star, the most dominant basketball player ever, who Arnold Schwarzenegger said was the strongest man he has ever met.

[@sydboski]

@@RaiderNation86 What did Bo accomplish that Thorpe didn't?

[@sydboski]

@@powerboatguy2308 And why would you not have a guy who is a 2 time Olympic gold medalist, HOF pro football player, pro baseball player, AND pro basketball player?

[@kenarthur6253]

Bo is the best athlete I've ever seen. True joy and honor to watch him perform. I watched in person the time he literally ran across the wall after catching long drive against the Orioles. Everyone was looking around with their eyeballs about popped out of the sockets! Amazing!

[@FIGNAS83]

THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE LEGEND!

[@FITNESS-zf2cx]

I think bo Jackson was the reason athletes started taking steroids 🤣😂🤣

[@williamjordan5554]

Steroids was a problem before Bo. It hasn't been a problem in decades.

[@dluvv19761]

😂😂

[@williamjordan5554]

@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz4839 Yeah. Legal ones like creatine.

[@MeneerHerculePoirot]

Could listen to Eddie George talk sports all day. Did some work at his house in Nashville. At the end of the day we packed up and he invited us to stay for some sweet tea. We did and got to sit out back and talk guy stuff for an hour. He's funny, down to earth, laughs easily and knows alot about alot of stuff. What you see is what you get. The man practically glows.

[@rallypoint1]

Was at Bo’s last game at the LA Coliseum when he got hurt. Bo was truly badass!!!! Incredible!!!

[@007ndc]

I was at the game too. Very sad occasion. He was tearing up the Cincinnati Bengals defense too

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

Bo Jackson is one of the greatest running backs of all time despite the fact that he played 10 games a year because he waited for the baseball season to end before joining the Raiders. I was watching when ne got hurt against the Bengals and was so shocked to find out how serious it was because it just looked like a normal tackle. Bo was amazing and would be up there with guys like Barry Sanders had he been a fulltime football player for a few years.

[@Dragracer612]

Bo is just another reason that I grew up in the best era of sports.

[@monzon529]

Man ohh man the man talking about the man how great is that. Eddie George thank you.

[@dcran4d]

I’m also glad I got to see this in person I watched him live when I was younger and this guy was a man among boys

[@oneispispike3205]

i was in my early teens, Bo Jackson hit the scene, and the things this guy was doing where Amazing!!! And to watch his career in both Baseball and Football was Unreal, now am 50yrs old.... And Bo is Still the Most Fantastic Athlete i have seen!!! But Bo don't know Diddley!!! Hahaha Absolute Beast!!!

[@roblockhart6104]

Had a 'Bo Knows' t-shirt and school book covers as a kid. Bo was huge back then. A two sport player that looked like Mike Tyson and always made it a mission to give encouraging advice to the youth of America. He's the reason I became a raider fan.

[@mspaulovich]

From his shoes to TECMO Bowl to the baseball card with him holding a bat wearing shoulder pads… i idolized him growing up!!

[@danielperalta2920]

😢 day he got hurt I actually cried

[@johnnyutah482]

Was the worst..

[@MooreVoicesMedia]

We all did...

[@mezzripper5708]

Bo is the greatest athlete of all time, period! I just hate when people say that was the end of Bosworth.... It wasn't a head on hit with Bo and he ran him over, it was just play that no linebacker in the league would have made. I just always hated how they hyped that up way more than it needed to be.

[@sydboski]

What makes you think Bo is the greatest athlete of all time?

[@only1true540]

Man Bo was good man I hope he doing well I was sad that he had to retire 💯

[@michellegrounds3919]

Yes we need more Bo interviews before another great leaves us and were looking for all the interviews going there should have been more. 2020 sux happy 2021 everyone

[@alphoj]

I am a big fan of Eddie George. Quality dude. To see him like a teenager who meets his hero/super power figure and gets excited to tell stories of the “Bo Jackson”...oh my freaking goodness! This video is fit to be on a big screen or a drive-in.

[@CoolHandLukeDuke]

On the 91 yarder, the Boz had the angle...briefly His career ended on the goal line though.

[@fredthompson1674]

Joe Lucas ..... everybody had the angle briefly 😁😂

[@CoolHandLukeDuke]

@@fredthompson1674 - facts lol Never saw a faster RB than that 91 yarder in the Kingdome on Monday Night.

[@CoolHandLukeDuke]

@Ryan Scarborough and Earl Campbell, and Larry Csonka, and Christian Okoye, and Ironhead Heyward, and Mike Allstott, etc etc etc... there have been a lot of more impactful "trucks." Bet that run wasn't overrated to Bosworth though. He was never the same.

[@CM-oy2kd]

Joe Lucas and at that moment he knew he fucked up

[@duryl]

@Ryan Scarborough the Bo vs Boz is so big because of all the shit talking Boz did leading up to the game. He was supposed to be Bo's kryptonite lol

[@brianafrojack5215]

Looking back as a 80's kid growing up I'm glad I got to witness his talents live in Kansas City Royal uniform going to games.

[@seraph1890]

Hero's get remberd, but legends never die - bo jackson is a legend and the acomplishments he has reached will an have inspired those who dream, to dream bigger!

[@joey0077d]

Seen Bo’s 1st game as a Raider in LA. Run over a DB. Seen him run for 90 yard TD against Cincinnati. The man was strong and fast. I was lucky to see him play.

[@panama8009]

And his last game on freak injury against the Bengals in playoffs. One of the saddest days in sports.

[@joey0077d]

@@panama8009 yup I was there that day and alway will remember it. Yes it was very sad . Never see another like him . Two sport player.

[@akmotivation1718]

Best channel Ever!!

[@EricJGonzalez]

I need the the full version of this interview, please!

[@theairforce1877]

BO was one of a kind in history athlete! I pity the young folk who didn’t get a chance to see him play!

[@2ndstreetmarvel]

Can’t wait for this video.

[@Boss3Nate]

Galloway once told me that after he got his knee operated on he felt faster.... the ligaments and tendons were tighter and stronger he said.... crazy work ethic to..... He was a monster before his time honestly.

[@montoyiaalsup3421]

Best play EVA...Bo dont need no blocking! Lol

[@ynot6781]

Wrong , bo needed blocking The majority of his runs were open holes and he's gone . Go look up early campbell if you want to see a guy open up a hole

[@VirgilKevinReed]

Eddie George is a cool guy. I met him on the sideline at the Notre Dame/Alabama natty in Miami back in early 2000's. I walked up and offered him my hand and said, "It's a pleasure to meet you Mr. George." He shook my hand and said, "It's a pleasure to meet you." And i left it there and moved on. :) He's a big dude.

[@sirmanni4534]

Had he played another 5 years along with baseball with even 1 Super Bowl & World Series title a lot of people would’ve said he is the GREATEST in both sports

[@The-Rain-Ninja]

Would love to hear Bo Jackson interview

[@status-xr3zz]

When I was growing up I wanted to be like Bo. God responded and made me human like everyone else.

[@rockfresh5359]

@@status-xr3zz lol

[@bryanhayes9728]

Javier delaCamara check out the 30 for 30 about Bo - lots of interview footage and more. Probably the best tv episode of anything ever.

[@michaelmcardle4096]

Bo Jackson biggest down fall was he was so fast and strong. No Injury he would have records in yards td's and that just football. Ne was the best player in my generation.

[@michaelmcardle4096]

Bo how did you do that man? I stayed at a Holiday Express last night. He was a beast. And I am sure the haters on here are note worth noting as probably never seen him play. Not only play he was humble and a great person.

[@TrestanSKYWALKR]

Thank you for replying for Bo! He was THE BEST! If he would’ve had a regular length career of a star he would’ve put up crazy numbers.

[@DamonLeeK]

Love this Pat.

[@weekendwarrior7117]

Bo Jackson is the closest thing to Superman we will ever see. Definitely on the Mt. Rushmore of greatest athletes of all time.

[@sydboski]

Hmmm. 1. Jim Thorpe 4 sports 2. Herschel Walker 3 sports 3. Wilt Chamberlain 2 sports HOF in both 4. ??? Maybe Bo, Deion, Danny Ainge, Willie Gault, Dave Debuscher, Brian Jordan, Jackie Joyner Kersee, and Babe Ditrikson all participated in more than one sport on the highest level.

[@hardcorehouse]

Agreed. Best back I’ve seen

[@powerboatguy2308]

@@sydboski Bo was 3 sports also, and All pro in football, all star MVP in baseball, no way Herschel is better.

[@sydboski]

@@powerboatguy2308 Sorry but Bo only played 2 sports at the highest level Pro Football and ML Baseball. Walker played Pro Football, Pro MMA fighter, Olympic Bobsledder 9th in the world, AND was a world class sprinter. Yes he ran faster than Bo. 10.23 100m to Bo's best 10.44.

[@angelmatos9143]

He didn’t need blocking in the NFL?????? That’s a one in a lifetime player.

[@tnyce616]

Watching Bo as a kid was the reason why I played football

[@mattwilliam5522]

My son is 15 and we watch bo highlights and even in this era he's amazed by bo

[@user-td7xf3gz4l]

Eddie George what a great BUCKEYE !!!!

[@rolltide1912]

Bo Jackson is my second favorite running back of all time, just under Barry Sanders. And I’m an Alabama fan.

[@janineboitard6492]

Many claim that Seahawks game was Bo's best... it probably was... but his haulover on Bronco safety Atwater was insane!

[@SoutheasternOutdoors]

Here Eddie is giving Bo props, both amazing athletes. I remember Bo and Marcus Allen in the same backfield... that is just plain unfair and unstoppable

[@toddwise5583]

Hands down the best athlete to ever play any professional sports! 🏈⚾️

[@sydboski]

I guess you've never heard of Jim Thorpe. Two time Olympic champion, played pro football, pro baseball, and pro basketball.

[@michaelhuertaz7867]

Awesome channel Pat! The most insane out of this world accomplishment from Bo was hitting 32 home runs being an All Star for the Royals then running over everyone in the NFL with 1000+ yards in the same season!! COME ON BRO! ONLY GOD COULD DO THAT,...or so we thought!

[@b2dary890]

Sounds great but Bo never ran for more than 1000 yards in single NFL season. He never played in enough games due to his baseball career

[@Pb-ij4ip]

I’ve never seen that running on the wall play. That was awesome.

[@twrestlinga1]

I became a Tampa Bay Bucs fan because of him... Sad he never played...if I knew the real story back then would be a Raider fan today In Auburn...the most amazing player I have ever witnessed...I was very blessed to watch him play The greatest athlete of my generation hands down

[@sydboski]

Greatest by what criteria?

[@davidbarbee1276]

Darrel Green, 6 times fastest man in the NFL, Retired from cornerback with the Redskins at 43,,,was still the fastest man on the team. At the age of 50, on his birthday, he ran a 4.3 40 yd dash. And fastest ever, unofficial recorded 40 in training camp of sub 4.1

[@sydboski]

Green won the competition 4 times not 6, and the 4.09 is a complete myth.

[@jayw4525]

No disrespect to Darrel Green, but he didn't run over anybody, playing DB. Anybody who has ever played football understands how beat up you get playing RB. Way more physical than playing DB, thus why RB's careers are shorter. Bo Jackson:Greatest Athlete in my lifetime!

[@RTOneZer0]

I was in Seattle watching the game with a few friends on TV on that Monday night game. Bo scored a TD on that 90-yd run straight to the tunnel in Kingdome. The room grew very quiet. We knew the Seattle Seahawks didn't have a chance against him.

[@ehoffman2260]

Bo don’t need no blocking is a classic. Him running up the fence in baseball was a shocking sight. Never seen it before and haven’t seen it since.

[@michaelsharp1991]

He was greatness on the field. He always has been and still is greatness in life.

[@JoeAllenCarnivore]

BO KNOWS!

[@PassiveIncomeTom]

Yes!

[@d.felixphoto2260]

Bo lowkey would have eclipsed Jordan if he never got hurt. Him and Dion Sanders playing two sports with Nike and Baseball and football being the number 1 and 2 sports in America at the time would have made them mythical. Bo grind hurt and MJ winning championships coupled with Basketball trying to go global helped him tremendously.

[@jtremaine23]

D. Felix Photo The problem is Bo would have to win in those sports though (especially football where I believe he was better at than baseball). And even still I don't think he passes MJ. Deion didn't get hurt and wasn't able to do it.

[@d.felixphoto2260]

@@jtremaine23 that is the biggest what if. I won't deny that but it was possible. Baseball is crazy and he could have ended up on the Yankees because money talks. Football it would have been tough to move him and running backs have short careers. Dion was too cocky and that wasn't necessarily a cross over attribute. He played on historic teams tho in both sports. If Bo was in Dion's situation with no injuries he would have been just as big as MJ. MJ got kind of lucky timing wise because the NBA was needing a star and Nike had the international appeal and marketing on lock. Baseball was still the biggest sport with football. MJ even played baseball simply for the visibility. Nowhere in history will a guy quit one sport and be able to be placed in another that quick. So we know that was set up for him with the Bulls owner and Nike.

[@jtremaine23]

@@d.felixphoto2260 I mean I know Bo (along with Gretzy) were part of the "Pro-Stars" but come on now lol.

[@d.felixphoto2260]

@@jtremaine23 I remember that cartoon 😂. But seriously, Bo was no question a beast. MJ was debated with Clyde and Wilkins. Magic and Larry were considered better until the second championship run. If he stopped at 3 and fell off a cliff once the gambling suspension happened and his father got killed he would have one of the most tarnished names in sports history. Bo was loved regardless of records and he didn't need Spike Lee to infiltrate the black community

[@jtremaine23]

@@d.felixphoto2260 He was debated with Clyde until he went off for a then-record 6 threes in a half in '92. Any proof of the gambling suspension? I'm not saying that it's not true but I can't go with it until I see some proof...I have to go with him retiring on his own after his dad died. Just to be clear--I was a Bo Jackson fan (even outside of Tecmo Bowl). He was one of my favorite NFL players until he got hurt but Jerry Rice was #1 on the list before he won any SB's.

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

The best athlete that ever lived! I remember watching him on TV when he played at Auburn. It was like he was at a track meet. He would get the ball, and head down field, and there he goes with everyone chasing him, and never catching him. In the "30 for 30, You Don't Know Bo", on ESPN, the announcer guy for the K.C. Royals talked about his first news conference after he was brought up. The reporters asked him, "What are you going to do now?" Bo said, "I'm going to go take batting practice." He took a couple of pitches, then proceeded to hit a ball on top of the crown at the top of the scoreboard in center field! There has never been another athlete like him, before, or since. He was incredible! He still is! A real nice Man!

[@sydboski]

i guess you never heard of Jim Thorpe, Herschel Walker, Wilt Chamberlain, or Jim Brown.

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

@@sydboski Jim Thorpe, Herschel Walker, Wilt Chamberlin and Jim Brown were sure great Baseball players, and made the NFL Pro Bowl & MLB All Star Teams just like Bo did....Oh wait. No they didn't. Bo did. He did this paying part time in both sports in the same year. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. I'm not saying the others weren't great athletes, they were superb. I'm just saying Bo was incredible. That's all.

[@sydboski]

@@romeoalphafoxtrot9517 😂😂😂 Bo- pro football 1x all-star, baseball 1x all-star Jim Brown - pro football multi x all-star & HOF, Lacrosse HOF Wilt Chamberlain - pro basketball multi x all-star & HOF, pro volleyball HOF. Herschel Walker - pro football NFL 2x all-star USFL 3x all-star, Olympic Bobsledder 7th in the world, pro MMA fighter with a 5th degree Black belt in Taekwondo and was a world class sprinter (yes faster than Bo). Jim Thorpe - 2x Olympic champion in the multi events decathlon 10 events and pentathlon 5 events. Placed 4th in the individual high jump and 7th in the long jump. If you are counting, that is 17 events in ONE Olympiad. Won the World Athletic All-Around competition, then went on to play pro football HOF, pro baseball AND pro basketball. It is very easy to see who is the greater athlete. Thorpe by far.

[@darrellfinstad8205]

I love....LOVE .....4that eddie George and bo jackson are friends..... Man the stories you could hear!

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

Bo Jackson- Best Athlete EVER 💯

[@DaggerSecurity]

Only after Jim Thorpe. Prove me wrong.

[@down426]

Usain Bolt 3 straight Olympics winning gold medals hard to do in track and field.

[@artemusackerman72]

Deion Sanders? Brian Jordan? Herschel Walker?

[@kenneth7826]

When you talk about great all around athletes you must include people like Jackie Robinson....Jim brown..etc.

[@marciaflyte8978]

Agree Bo is best I ever saw, but wilt Chamberlain at his size, could run a 4.4 ,40yd, bench press 580lbs, and had a plus 50 inch vertical has to be a close second

[@ededed846]

Just being honest, I don't think the 4.12 was legit because it was taken with a hand clock, and that method simply isn't trustworthy when dealing with fractions of second. Electronic timed makes a big difference. Speaking from personal experience, we thought we had about 4 or 5 players on my high school football team that were running 4.3 or low 4.4. Turns we had 1 kid who could run a 4.48, a couple of others that could run between 4.55 - 4.6. I have little doubt Bo Jackson could run in the 4.2s, and given his size that is absolutely legendary. But I don't have any real faith in his 4.12 hand clocked 40yd time.

[@thsu8]

There is no way Bo ran a 4.12. Most reasonable people know that. Devin Hester ran a 4.27. Randy Moss ran a 4.25. Michael Vick ran a 4.25. Deion Sanders ran a 4.21 at the 1989 Combine. Do you really think 6'1" 230 lb Bo Jackson was faster than Deion?

[@ed379]

@@thsu8 I think he was very close to Deion speed, at least it looked that way on film. And I thought Deion ran a 4.27, that's what they say was on his Combine card. I think Bo was about that fast. 4.25 - 4.3 range

[@tokr72]

@@thsu8 I've seen them all play. Bo was faster. Much faster. He was so fast and explosive, it ripped his hip out when that Bengal LB held onto his leg as he was breaking away.

[@sydboski]

@@tokr72 Deion 10.26 100m. Bo 10.44. Bo was not faster.

[@sydboski]

@@thsu8 Moss, Vick and Hester were no where near world class in sprinting. Bo was actually faster the closest to Bo's 10.44 100m was Hester at 10.62.

[@brown55061]

I really want to meet Bo some day. I have all of his playing cards going back to the 80s, several signed cards etc. When I was kid I was amazed and I didn't even know jack about sports. He was the Tiger before sports we elevated to the level of the 2000s. He is one of the rare purely God gifted phenoms of sports and still remains humble. True gentleman!

[@leeriley7789]

You go up to him acting a fan he ain't gonna have much to say to you. Talk to him like a normal person good dude.

[@TheStrategicKeys]

I love how things are starting to branch out on this channel. It gives me inspiration to branch out a little bit on my channel. However, I should probably stay more niche for now.