Bo Jackson is considered by many to be one of the most talented athletes of all time. He played both professional football and baseball simultaneously. He changed the way we look at the possibilities of professional sports and what the pro athlete could accomplish. We had never seen simultaneous dominance on the MLB field and on the NFL gridiron. While his legendary tale didn’t last long due to a tragic injury, his talent mesmerized a generation of athletes and to this day.
 
There was the All-Star Game in 1989, for which he was voted MVP. He made a great running catch early in the game to save a couple of runs. Then, leading off the bottom of the first, he hit a monstrous 448-foot home run off Rick Reuschel. When the ball was in the air, the great Vin Scully said, “Look at that one! Bo Jackson says hello!”
 
The most intriguing statistic that Bo has earned throughout his athletic career is his 5.4 yards per carry average, a number that few players in football history have ever approached.